M-Power is a biomass extract that functions as a potent biostimulant.
Biomass
Productive soil teams with active microscopic life. Millions of single celled bacteria and fungi are in a teaspoon of soil. These living organisms convert crop residue and minerals into nutrients that plant roots can absorb. Most nutrients in commercial fertilizer are unavailable to plants until they have been digested by microorganisms and changed into an ionized form that roots can take in. Applying M-POWER to the soil causes microorganism populations to increase and facilitates your crops’ use of fertilizer and organic matter. This accelerated process promotes maximum plant and root growth during a limited growing season. M-POWER can help cultivate even the poorest soils when used with a good fertility program.
M-Power is a spore-based liquid that functions as a biostimulant. It is designed to help rejuvenate the microbial population, diversity, and level of activity in the soil. These microbes interact with the organic matter and soil to make nutrients more available to plants. Usually, this is a slow process and requires considerable time. With M-POWER the time required for decomposition and nutrient release is reduced. Microbes interact quickly with commercial fertilizers and available nutrients are released into the soil. M-POWER is not a fertilizer, and it is not crop specific.
M-Power is manufactured through a multistage fermentation process resulting in living biological organisms. These organisms, known as biomass, are used because they contain special secretions that are very beneficial to soil bacteria, both dormant and active.
The above processes produce a solution that delivers consistent results that are complementary to and compatible with any fertilizer (liquid or dry) or herbicides, and M-POWER can be used alone with water as the carrier. M-POWER goes to work immediately upon application. One gallon of M-POWER per acre produces more microbial activity than 3/4 ton of raw dairy manure per acre. With every 100 pounds of dead microorganisms, the soil produces a 10-5-2 continuously. To enhance the processes even more, complex organic substances (better known as vitamins) are added to the above substrates.
