Algae Archives - BioFlora

The Dirty Work: Cotton Case Study

Case Study

Apr 11 2017

BioFlora began several field trials on cotton fields in Texas to see if we could improve soil and plant health, while increasing yields.

The Dirty Work: Asparagus Case Study

Case Study

Apr 7 2017

BioFlora® designed a trial to better understand the potential influence of several BioFlora products on asparagus seed germination.

The Dirty Work: Lemon Case Study

Case Study

Apr 7 2017

BioFlora® conducted a field trial to determine if our products would help suppress several pathogens that were damaging a lemon grove.

The Dirty Work: Soybean Case Study

Case Study

Apr 7 2017

BioFlora conducted extensive trials on soybeans using top-perfoming products to increase bushels per acre back to the grower and increasing profits.

The Dirty Work: Potato Case Study

Case Study

Mar 24 2017

BioFlora conducted several trials throughout the world to help potato growers improve their soil conditions, market value and potato crop quality.

BioFlora® Introduces its Scientifically Proven Farm Solutions at World Ag Expo 2017

Press Release

Jan 13 2017

BioFlora will exhibit its innovative line of agriculture products at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA.

The Dirty Work: Alfalfa Blend Case Study

Case Study

Oct 14 2016

BioFlora® utilizes an exclusive combination of algae and micronutrients tailored to reduce the deficiencies present in most alfalfa crops in our new product, Alfalfa Blend.

DynaMega® 2-1-1 Maximizes Plant Growth and Production

Press Release

May 16 2016

DynaMega 2-1-1 is organic and environmentally friendly; made from a proprietary mixture of fish solubles and a liquid seaweed product, it is OMRI listed for both certified organic or sustainable crops.

Solutions to Water Quality Issues

Agriculture Article

Jun 18 2015

Water is the key to life for all living things. Unfortunately, pollution of the world’s water supply has continued to be an issue for growers worldwide. Fortunately, BioFlora can help.

Research Article on GOgreen Published

Press Release

Mar 2 2015

It was demonstrated through this study that GOgreen increased diatom numbers and microalgae species diversity showing a restorative effect on soil quality after herbicide treatment in heavily farmed soil. Additionally, GOgreen lowered the pH in soils with a pH higher than 7.0, emerging as an economical alternative that is safe for human consumption and the environment.

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