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We currently understand less about how management practices affect soil biological fertility than how they affect soil chemical and physical fertility. However, the management practices described below may help improve...

This Case study looks at the Agrosalgueiro Group in Brazil which has started the use of EM in large scale since 2014. EM is being used to seed treatment, soil...

North Canterbury farmer Murray Weaver discusses the impact of EM has made on his farm including soil structure and clover enhancement

This Lucerne block is a great success story for our Farmer, Harry Pawsey, based out of Harwarden in North Canterbury. This story showcases how EM has helped this crop from...

Over the 2015/16 season we conducted another Fodder beet trial in Mid Canterbury looking at EM and a number of variations and their impact on Fodder beet yield. The overall...

Dr. Higa is best known for his discovery for EM Technology or Effective Microorganisms.  This is a brief profile of his discovery of EM.

The microbes contained in EM have the ability to ferment organic substances. Soil organic matter fermented and decomposed by EM is broken down in the soil and absorbed by plants....

As in most other farming situations, the applications in Fodder Crops are centered around improving a farms biggest asset - the soil. So the aim for an EM application is...

We are excited to announce some changes we have made to our product. Following some feedback from our valued customers and the launch of some new products we have made...

We are happy to announce that we have developed a brand new product for your garden. Combining the power of EM and a Fish Hydrolysate to give your garden the...

Recently we were up in North Canterbury at a clients place to look at the impact of implementing a biological soil program. He has been using sustainable fertilisers for a...

Northland Farmer Grant Aiken need to boost his biological function so he treated is paddock with our new EM Fert Enhance product and turned into into his best performing paddock.