Organic farming is the process by which crops are raised using only natural methods to maintain soil fertility and to control pests. Soil fertility is a measure of the soil's ability to grow crops and plants. Fertility is affected by a soil's structure and the amount of nutrients it contains. Proper fertility means that soil is loose and not compacted and foster to humus formation. It holds a great amount of water without becoming soggy and permits air to penetrate to plant roots and soil organisms. It also allows plant roots to grow and penetrate deeper.

The nutrients in soil are directly related to the soil's concentration of organic matter (living or dead plants and animals). Plants require more than 20 nutrients for proper growth. Some of these nutrients are obtained primarily from the soil, especially inorganic compounds of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. In natural ecosystems, microorganisms (bacteria and fungi) in the soil break down organic matter, release the inorganic nutrients necessary for plant growth , help with germination, improve rooting system and plant growth, lead to better absorption of nutrients, prevent from leaching and improve the tolerance for biotic stress.

We support organic farmers by offering comprehensive range of products to increase soil fertility such as: mycorhiza, organic manure, organic animal and plant-based fertilizers, amino-acids, humic acids and moreover.

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