Why did Dr. Maynard Murray find absolutely no sickness in the ocean? He biopsied numerous sea creatures in the middle of the ocean, and found that they had none of the diseases that fish in lakes and rivers have. In fact, Dr. Murray found zero sickness or disease in animals in the ocean.
Many years of research brought doctor and scientist Maynard Murray to the conclusion that there was no sickness in the ocean because ocean plants live in a perfect mineral environment.
When Dr. Murray fertilized fields with sea mineral, plants growing there became highly immune to disease. When he fed those plants to laboratory animals, these animals became highly immune to disease.
Researchers who use sea minerals to fertilize plants have found that grass is the only plant that utilizes all 76 minerals in the ocean. Tomatoes only utilize 45. Corn utilizes even less. But when grass that is fertilized with sea minerals is tested, all 76 minerals are found.
Is there an economical way to get sea minerals on your land? Ocean water is expensive to transport. Sea solids are high in sodium.
Introducing GroPal, an organic sea mineral concentrate where close to 99% of the sodium has solidified during evaporation, leaving a very dense, low sodium sea mineral solution.
There is a product called Soil Balance that forms something like an aerobic membrane that holds and balances nutrients to help bring balance to the soil. This aerobic membrane keeps on expanding, becoming something like a sack that holds carbon and other nutrients, making them available to the plant.
Soil Balance prompts an incredible amount of carbon sequestration by the plant into the soil. Carbon sequestration is the absolute fastest and best way to create new topsoil. Learn why sequestering sugars (carbon) through the roots into the soil can create topsoil up to 10 times faster than can be done through the use of compost or other organic matter.
Soil Balance helps to provide the perfect growing environment for plants, a growing environment that contains all the nutrients the plant needs for optimum productivity and nutrient density.
We have combined GroPal and Soil Balance to make one great product for farms. We call it MycorrPlus, formerly called GroPal Balance).
Because of the strength of the two products, when just 32 to 64 ounces of this highly concentrated product is applied per acre, we see crops turned into a superfood! Since it is basically true that "we are what we eat", the effects seen on livestock is fairly amazing.
One farmer told us that a few months after he sprayed his field, his veterinarian came and asked him what he did. His vet said that his cows had been some of the poorest looking cattle in the area, but now they were some of the best looking.
MycorrPlus does an amazing job of getting the plant to sequester huge amounts of sugars (carbon) into the soil. It does this to feed and groom bacteria, which in turn take locked up nutrients and make them available plant food.
Click here to read an article by Dr. Christine Jones that does an excellent job of explaining carbon sequestration
MycorrPlus is incredibly successful, more than any other method we
know of, for accomplishing
the things Dr Jones talks about in her
article.
Dr. Jones says that the formation of topsoil can be breathtakingly rapid. She explains that the reason for this is that most of the ingredients for new topsoil come from the atmosphere, including carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. Plants utilize these to produce liquid carbon, which they then exude into the soil through their roots in order to feed soil microbes. It is this flow of liquid carbon (sugars) into the soil that is the primary means by which rich topsoil is formed.
MycorrPlus provides a host of nutrients, including a rich supply of the trace minerals found in ocean water. These nutrients supply the soil with what it needs so that it can supply plants with the energy they need to reach their maximum potential.
MycorrPlus provides 70+
aerobic bacteria plus 4 strains of mycorrhizal fungi. These
micro-organisms help to create balance in the soil. Balance
is everything! The
balance created causes the soil to possess a high energy level.
When this energy is made available to plants, it energizes them
to sequester sugars to feed the micro-organisms in the soil.
As the micro-organisms are nurtured and fed by the plant, they in turn make nutrients and energy available to the plant. This enables the plant to sequester even more sugars into the soil. This relationship between microbes and plant result in plants being able to attain their optimum potential, and for very rapid soil building to take place.
The Best Way to Form Topsoil
Many scientists have confused themselves — and the general public — by assuming soil carbon sequestration and the making of topsoil occurs as a result of the decomposition of organic matter such as crop residues.
In stark contrast, Dr. Jones points out that most of the elements needed to create topsoil are found in the atmosphere and that the creation of new soil centers around carbon. Compost may help, but it is simply not the best way to create topsoil.
A plant can acquire between 85 to 90 percent of the building materials
it needs from the air to create liquid carbon. The rest of the nutrients
are provided from the soil. Soil microbes use this liquid carbon as an
energy source to help them convert tied up nutrients into available
plant food. In the process, the sugars emitted by the roots act as a
glue to create complex soil structure, which includes stable forms of
carbon and humus.
New topsoil is rapidly created in this environment. Once
MycorrPlus
is activated with at least 1.1” of moisture and a soil temperature above
45 degrees, almost immediately plants begin to sequester liquid carbon
into the soil, and it is only a matter of weeks before new soil begins
to form.
This is superior to results seen by using other bio stimulants, including
natural plant or seaweed extracts. MycorrPlus contains micro
and macro nutrients needed by the plant, plus 4 strains of mycorrhizal fungi and over 70
strains
of aerobic bacteria that help the soil to convert nutrients tied
up in the soil into
plant food.
Carbon is needed for soil structuring and water holding. As liquid
carbon streams into the aggregates via the roots or fungal linkages, it
enables the production of glues and gums that hold soil particles
together.
Establishing a good soil structure enables nitrogen-fixing bacteria to
function. You will rarely see a nitrogen deficient plant in a healthy
natural ecosystem. Ammonia that is fixed from the air is rapidly
converted into an amino acid or incorporated into a humic polymer. These
organic forms of nitrogen cannot be leached or volatilized.
With rapid carbon sequestering, the growth rate of plants can quickly
increase, with as much as a 25% to 30% increase in yields the first
year. That is the power of properly functioning soil.
As Dr. Jones pointed out, if plants can obtain phosphorus and potash easily, they will stop pumping carbon into the soil to support their microbial partners. This interruption of the carbon flow to the soil reduces aggregation and the forming of new topsoil.
You will probably need some nitrogen for grains like corn or wheat.
As Dr. Jones stated, including some clovers or peas with your wheat or
some vetch with your corn is another way of supplying the soil with
extra organic nitrogen. As is mentioned in her article, in biologically
active soils, Dr. Jones hasn’t seen a response to synthetic nitrogen or
phosphorus fertilizers, and actually found the use of NPK to be
counterproductive.
Remember that a soil test can only tell you what is available to plants
by passive uptake of inorganic nutrients, like those provided by NPK
fertilizers. The other 97 percent of minerals, those made available by
microbes, are not inorganic minerals and will not be visible on a
standard soil test.
By nurturing the aerobic microbes in the soil, we can increase the
availability of a huge variety of minerals and trace elements — most of
which are not contained in fertilizers.
