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How to Make Your Own BAM: A Cost-Effective Probiotic Blend for Soil and Plants
In recent years, BAM (Beneficial Anaerobic Microbes)  has gained attention as a powerful, natural alternative to chemical inputs. This probiotic blend—rich in Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB)  and Purple Non-Sulfur Bacteria (PNSB) —works to restore soil health, improve plant growth, and accelerate organic matter breakdown. The best part? You can easily make it yourself using simple, low-cost ingredients. What Is BAM? BAM  is a fermented microbial solution  made up of beneficial bac
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A NATURAL ALTERNATIVE TO PESTICIDES
In today's agriculture, finding sustainable practices is crucial for both crop health and the environment. One innovative solution making...

The Plant Nutritionist
Sep 24 min read
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Growing Strong: The Role of Manganese and Gypsum in Healthy Sugarcane on Clay Soils
In this month’s blog, we take a close look at two vital inputs for sugarcane growers working with clay soils: manganese and gypsum.

The Plant Nutritionist
Aug 113 min read
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