This time of the year in Western Washington can be very wet
and dreary looking. Clouds that you see in the morning follow you all day long,
tuck you in at bedtime, and greet you again in the morning. Day after day! So going
to Arizona for the 2012 International Meeting presented by BioHumaNetics, Inc.,
had a two-fold benefit—Brian and I learned a lot and we got warm at the same
time.
The difference between BHN’s liquid fertilizers and others
in the industry is their Micro Carbon Technology (MCT) which is the base of all
of their products. Plants produce their own carbon but often the amount they
produce is inhibited by herbicides or naturally occurring stress. The MCT of
the BHN products acts as a booster when the plants are under stress. We look at
a crop a few days after a BHN application and can see the MCT effect. Plants
are greener and healthier looking. The greater the stress, the larger the
positive response. Good Stuff.
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