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The Origin of the MicroSoil® ProductI was once told that, “Opportunity does not leave, it just goes to someone else, and if you were notprepared to capitalize on that opportunity, it would make you look like a fool.” Therefore, I alwayskept an open mind to ideas and projects everyone presented to me, and this “organic fertilizer” thingjust felt good and right for some unexplained reason? Perhaps it was due to the fact that I grew up onmy grandfather’s farm in Colorado, which was, as I now know, a totally organic and self-sustainingfarming operation. My grandfather raised seven children and went to town in a horse drawn wagononce every month or so. He never even owned a tractor. He did EVERYTHING with two blackhorses named Jack and Prince. Now, I wish I had taken more interest in his farming methods. I justhad a strong sense and gut feeling that “organic fertilizer” was a special opportunity that I needed topay attention to, so I did. I then poured my entire focus and life into making MicroSoil® a viableasset for small farmers and large commercial growers around the world. And we now have customersand even governments seeking our MicroSoil® products and knowledge. You ever “Miss the Boat? Boy, I sure have, I’m sorry to admit. However, 25 years ago I had the opportunity of working with an Einstein, a Greek genius working on a cancer cure using enzymes. Ironically, several years later, cancer took his life. He had many formulas and projects to help mankind, one of which was a formula for an “Organics Soil Supplement”which he was no longer interested in pursuing. We became quite close friends, so one day when hewanted to go to Las Vegas and he needed some extra money, he sold me his formula and gave me thekeys to the MicroSoil® we make today. So in January of 1996, a lady in Dallas, Texas, Holly, whohad worked with me for 15 years, and I each put up $600.00 and Biomassters was born. Since thattime, we have upgraded the MicroSoil® formula only with higher amounts of the ingredients. Wewere 20 years ahead of the time when organics would be a staple fertilizing norm for the world’scommercial food crop industry. Yes, others may have organic products, but not one of them hasmatched our results since 1996, as our MicroSoil® formula is still far superior in many ways.TODAY, China is advocating and enacting laws requiring that growers use less chemicals anduse more organic farming methods. We now have a company in India that sells products in 22countries, and is adding our MicroSoil® Products to their line of organic products. One of thiscompany’s Director’s family members was instrumental in getting their government to pass a lawthat, throughout India, 10% of any/all fertilizers sold in India MUST BE ORGANIC. The USA isalso waking up and accepting Organic Traditional Farming Methods as cost effective, feasible, andnecessary when elevating the nutrient values in our food crops. Another of our distributors inCalifornia, who owns and operates a large food brokering operation, told me just last week that 30%of the foods sold now are Organic. Our 23-year distributor in Mexico, Sra. Irma, continues toexpand her Organic operation. Also, our South Texas friends are preparing for an Organic bonanzain the citrus and vegetable arenas this coming Fall. In Zimbabwe, Africa, the government approvedour Organic MicroSoil® Products for registration, importation, and use based just on all the testingand trials depicted on our website. Organics finally are becoming mainstream all over the world, andyou and I are at the earliest stage of this incredible OPPORTUNITY. Your commitment to represent,market, and sell our products is greatly appreciated and we want you to know that you have ourcommitment to support those efforts 100%. It has been a pleasure working with you these past 23years. It has often been said that, “Commitment makes your life work”.For Once Committed, Providence Moves Also. 2
The Agriculture Industry is Booming WorldwideMicroSoil® distributors, farmers, and growers can rest well tonightknowing that their crops will increasingly be in demand worldwidein the coming years, GUARANTEED, see the facts below. Feeding the Growing World Population? The world population is growing by 83-million people per year, with morethan 800-million people going to bed hungry each night (that’s 1 out of every 9people on earth). EXAMPLE: In China alone, the global food crisis is exemplified, by the factthat it has 20% of the world’s population but less than 10% of the world’sfarmland, most of which is not usable to grow crops. China’s agricultureproblems are partly due to pollution from large industrial plants that dump toxicwaste and sewage into water systems used by farmers, rendering irrigationsystems and soils unusable to grow crops. As well, the widespread use ofchemical pesticides and fertilizers in farming has caused 20-million hectares ofsoils to become toxic, some 4-8 feet deep with contamination. Adding to China’s food crisis is that fact that, in 2015, the Chinesegovernment’s “one-child limit” per family was modified to allow two childrenper family, which immediately accelerated the country’s population growth.Despite this, in order to further counteract the aging of the population, thegovernment is considering removing all limits on the number of children allowedper family, by the end of 2018. CLICK LINK: China Three-Child Policy The two articles below illustrate the enormity of just China’s food crisis.CLICK LINK: Farming the World—China’s Epic Race to Avoid a Food CrisisCLICK LINK: How China Plans to Feed 1.4 Billion Growing Appetites CLICK LINKS to see live update of population growth WORLD Population—7,641,308,563 Growing by 83-Million People per YearCHINA—1,415,615,714 people & growingINDIA—1,355,590,615 people & growingAFRICA—1,291,220,755 people & growingLATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN—652,675,762 people & growingUSA—327,004,963 people & growing WORLDOMETERS.INFO—Real Time World Statistics 3
Amazing Blossoming in Organic Greenhouse Strawberries Grown with MicroSoil® in Mexico CLICK LINK: Expanded ArticleThese photos from our Mexico Distributor, Agrícola Genética , S.A. de C.V., managed bySra. Irma Pardinas, show a beautiful, healthy 2018 organic strawberry crop, Grown withMicroSoil® in a commercial greenhouse operation in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico.Note the vibrant dark green color leaves and high number of fruit blossom sets on theplants. The two bottom photos show the healthy young organic strawberry fruits justripening on the vines. 4
Article on Strawberries & MicroSoil® Advert Featured in “TecnoAgro” Magazine Written by Sra. Irma Pardinas Mexico Distributor, Agrícola Genética , S.A. de C.V.Biomassters Global is always appreciative of our Mexico Distributor, Agrícola Genética S.A.de C.V., for their excellent and professional work in getting the word out about the benefitsof MicroSoil® through their well-designed website, participation in agriculture conferences,outreach to farmers and growers, and publishing articles in important agriculturepublications such as TecnoAgro. Click on the links below to see for yourself!CLICK LINK: TecnoAgroCLICK LINK: AGRÍCOLA GENÉTICA, S.A. de C.V. CLICK LINK: “Beneficial Microorganisms in Strawberries” By Sra. Irma PardinasThis month we were asked to participate with an article about berries, which Mrs. Irma wrote, we sent it to youto see the magazine and the announcement of MicroSoil® that was published with reference to the berries, thephotos of the strawberries in the advertisement are from one of our customers who uses MicroSoil®.I do not translate the article because basically it talks about what microorganisms in general do in crops, but ifyou like we can do it. I hope you like them.Regards. 5
UPDATE: Biomassters Global Sponsors Agriculture Training Programs for Veterans Biomassters Global, Inc. is proud to be collaborating with the United States Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, the Veterans Beginning Farmer & Rancher Program, and Florida A&M University, to provide training and job opportunities for military veterans in the area of agriculture, particularly in landscaping & lawn care, and greenhouse & hydroponic facilities. We greatly appreciate the excellent help of Mr. Rick Nash with these efforts.Biomassters Global, Inc. is working with the DOD Department ofVeterans Affairs to develop their own Private Label Brand Nameagriculture plant food, “AgriVet™” (photo right), based on ourMicroSoil® formula, for use in our agricultural business opportunitytraining and development programs for military veterans andothers in need.Learning how to use and apply “AgriVet™” to lawns, plants, andfood crops will be part of our training programs that help providejob opportunities for soldiers coming home from overseas to startand operate their own businesses with minimum setup costs,including: • Organic Landscaping & Lawn Care Business Program • Greenhouse & Hydroponic Facility Management ProgramOur training programs will emphasize Biomassters Global agriculture methods thatpromote healthy lawns, plants, and crops, including the importance of organic inputmaterials, how to use bee hives and earthworms for plant growth, and, mostimportantly, how to successfully START YOUR OWN BUSINESS, BE YOUROWN BOSS and GROW YOUR OWN BUSINESS over time. Did you know? Agricultural Hemp and Cannabis Farming by US Veterans is being financed and advocated by the United States Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs – and Biomassters Global, Inc. is proud to be a part of this effort! 6
UPDATE: Biomassters Global SponsorsCompanion Animals for Veterans Biomassters Global, Inc. is proud to donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of all MicroSoil® Agriculture Products, through the DOD Department of Veterans Affairs, to help provide good homes for retired military service dogs, and training for service and companion animals for veterans and others in need. Did you know? The 2017 movie “MEGAN LEAVEY” (photo left) is the true story of a decorated Marine hero, awarded the Purple Heart among other combat medals, who was a military service dog trainer. Corporal Levy was principal in petitioning the Marine Corps and the USA Government to allow wounded military dogs to be retired from service and adopted. The movie is the true story of her dedicated service with the US Marine Corps in Iraq, and her dedication to the training and care of “Rex”, the brave bomb-sniffing military service dog that saved her life and the lives of many other soldiers. CLICK HERE: MEGAN LEAVEY Movie Trailer 7
Spectacular Organic Greenhouse TomatoesGrown with TripleRich™ & MicroSoil® in China CLICK LINK: Expanded Article Uniform size of fruits. ► Beautiful tomatoes with uniform size, large number of fruits on the vine. ►Tomato flower blooms on the vines, much to the delight of the greenhouse bees!The crop of healthy nutritious organic tomatoes was Our Distributor in China, sold at the local market. Dr. Sun Mingzhe, DVM, said, “The organic tomato crop was very good. The acidity and sweetness of the tomatoes reach the best balance and the taste is strong.” 8
UPDATE: Rejuvenation of Damaged Sugarcane Crop in Texas Thanks to MicroSoil® and MacroFoliage® CLICK LINK: Expanded ArticleOur Distributor, Mr. Dave Shimp, and his colleague Mr. Mike Snyder, report via the photosbelow showing a 40-acre commercial sugarcane crop in South Texas USA, planted October9, 2017, that was initially treated with MicroSoil® & MacroFoliage®. The crop recoveredto robust health by March 20, 2018 and by May 21, 2018 the MicroSoil® & MacroFoliage®treated crop was way ahead of the normal crop (not treated) next to it that was planted atthe same time. By June 2018 the treated sugarcane crop was fully recovered and ready forharvest. See for yourself in the photos below!Oct. 9, 2017—Sugarcane planted Jan. 20, 2018—Frost damage Feb. 1, 2018—Snow damageMar. 20, 2018—Recovered crop May 21, 2018—Six-foot stalks May 21—Neighbor crop not treatedJune 2018—Difference in growth between treated June 2018—Ten-foot stalks on fully rejuvenatedsugarcane crop (left) and crop not treated (right). sugarcane crop ready for harvest9.
UPDATE: MicroSoil® & MacroFoliage® Consistently Grow Citrus Crops Bigger and Better in Rio Grande Valley, South TexasIn late 2016, the founders of Pegasus Soil Solutions®, LLC worked together with Biomassters Global,Inc. to develop a proprietary multifaceted protocol to grow a “Mars Orange” crop for a large growerlocated in the Rio Grande Valley in southern Texas.The citrus crop was treated with algae and humic acid (as sources of carbon), MicroSoil®, andMacroFoliage® later at flowering. The harvest produced more oranges that were 30% larger, withdeeper orange colored meat, darker green colored and healthier leaves, and less drops. Thestriking results are best summarized by the grower’s photos below (December 2016).In May and July 2017 a different grove of “earlies” used for juice was treated under the supervision ofa university’s PhD agronomist using an even more advanced protocol that included a morecomprehensive nutrient application with particle size reducing Aqua-Yield® nano-technology. Theharvest in late October 2017 had a yield of 30T/acre, a better than 50% yield increase compared tothe normal yield of 18-20T/acre for the same grove.The original citrus trial results shown below were so successful, that the commercial growerdecided to use our MicroSoil® and MacroFoliage® on an additional 10,000 acres of his “MarsOrange” citrus crop. Not only is the commercial grower pleased with the resulting quality andquantity of his oranges, but also his crop has no insects or diseases which regularly plague citruscrops in Southern Texas.The 3 photos (top row left)show more orange fruitsper tree with less drops,and the darker, healthierleaves.Mars Oranges, grown earlyin the season, are prized fortheir sweet flavor and thinrind.The 3 photos (bottom rowleft) show 30% larger fruit, 5inches across (normal cropis only 3.5 inches). Thephotos also show large sizeof the orange sections, withdarker orange color meatand more fruit juice in thepulp.A different crop in October2017 had a 50+% higheryield. 10
UPDATE: Grown with MicroSoil® in SPAINSuccess of MicroSoil® in EU “beyond everyone’s expectations”Our EU Distributor, Mr. Arnim Weyrich, reports that SAPEC AGRO ESPANA confirms MicroSoil® is out-producing any other product in Spain. Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Arnim Weyrich & Mr. Jaume Banchs of Futerri GmbH, our European Union Distributors, MicroSoil®, currently sold in Spain and Portugal through SAPEC AGRO, is expanding into the entire Mediterranean region of Europe. The reception of our MicroSoil® products in Europe has been \"beyond everyone’s expectations”. Cropresults reported by growers in Spain are so successful that SAPEC AGRO ESPANA features aspecial MicroSoil® website dedicated to product information, videos, and grower test results. RIGHT—MicroSoil® advert for the SAPEC AGRO Spanish market. MicroSoil® le da vida a tu suelo! (gives life to your soil!) CLICK HERE: SAPEC MicroSoil® website AERIAL PHOTO OF GREENHOUSES IN ALMERIA, SPAIN SAPEC AGRO ESPANA conducted MicroSoil® tests in greenhouse operations located in this region. Since the 1980s, this small coastal plain, some 30 kilometers southwest of the city of Almeria, Spain, has developed the largest concentration of greenhouses in the world, covering 26,000 hectares. Several tons of greenhouse vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and zucchinis are produced here annually. More than half of the Europe’s demand for fresh fruits and vegetables are grown under the plastic shades, fueling the province of Almeria's economy by $1.5 billion in annual revenue. 11
UPDATE: Grown with MicroSoil® in INDIAFinal Grown with MicroSoil® trials are underway under the supervision of LarasanPharmaceutical Corporation, which reports that their intention is to merge MicroSoil® organicagriculture technology with their own existing technology to use in India and 22 othercountries. Our partners at Larasan were instrumental in getting the laws in India changed torequire that 10% of all farming products be organic, which creates a market in India fororganic agriculture input materials at an estimated value of $500,000.00 per year.Additional Indian government-sponsored tests of 10 different crops Grown with MicroSoil®are currently underway, including green beans (2-week test), cucumber, watermelon, bittergourd, bottle gourd, ridge gourd, tomato, pumpkin, and wet rice. Wild Bee Decline Threatens Crop ProductionBees are crucial pollinators for more than 90 percent of flowering crops, including apples,nuts, avocados, broccoli, peaches, blueberries, cherries and more. However, bees andother pollinators are dying off because of a variety of problems, including poor nutrition,pesticides, parasites, and disease.Is there a way for farmers & growers to help bees? Yes! The use of MicroSoil®promotes the health of bees, by helping grow plants with more blossoms andhigher Brix (sugar content) that are not susceptible to pests and disease. See more information below about the plight of bees in the USA and beyond. CLICK LINK: USA BEE DECLINE CLICK LINK: MORE THAN HONEYA recent study to map US wild bees suggests theyare disappearing from the most important Award-winning documentaryfarmlands, from California’s Central Valley to the film shows how global beeMidwest’s corn belt & the Mississippi River decline affects the entirevalley. The map identifies 139 counties in key world’s crops.agricultural regions of the USA that grow 12specialty crops, like blueberries, apples, &watermelons that are highly dependent onpollinators. As the bee decline continues, it ishurting US crop production & farmers’ costs.
Organic Vineyards Reduce Pesticide Use But Do Not Increase Pest Prevalence The Organic Center—Bringing You the Science Behind OrganicJune 19, 2018—It is commonly believed that while organic farming reduces pesticide use, itcan also increase pest infestations if non-chemical control is not sufficient to keep pestpopulations in check.Now, a new study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology has tested this hypothesis tounderstand how pest pressure changes as the number of organic farms in the landscapeincreases.Researchers quantified infestations of two pathogens and five insect pests as well aspesticide use and crop productivity in 42 vineyards. They found that while organicvineyards utilized significantly less pesticides, their pest infestations were no different fromconventional vineyards utilizing pesticides on the farm. They also did not lead to changes inpest prevalence in the surrounding agricultural landscape. Findings also showed thepresence of semi-natural habitat near or on farms correlated with decreased pestinfestations.“Our results clearly indicate that policies promoting the development of organic farming inconventional vineyard landscapes will not lead to greater pest and disease infestations, butwill reduce the pesticide treatment intensity and maintain crop productivity. Moreover, theinteractions between semi-natural habitats in landscape and local farming practices suggestthat the deployment of organic farming should be adapted to landscape contexts,” theauthors concluded. https://www.organic-center.org/organic-vineyards-reduce-pesticide-use-but-do-not-increase-pest-prevalence/ 13
The Purpose of Our Newsletter—In our Biomassters Global Newsletters, westrive to share the successes our customers are having, tidbits and reminders of variousfarming techniques and knowledge, new innovative projects, plus current articles fromaround the world regarding the agriculture industry.Even though we no longer need proof of the efficacy of our MicroSoil® Products, yourinput continues to be important to us. We welcome receiving any MicroSoil® cropresults, write-ups with photos, or simple comparison pictures, such as \"Before & After\",\"Grown with MicroSoil® & Grown without MicroSoil®\", or just “MicroSoil® andControl”. Even a single picture of a plant Grown with MicroSoil®, with some pertinentinformation or caption, tells a story. Photos (left) of organic farm tomatoes planted in coconut fiber and Grown with MicroSoil® in a large commercial Greenhouse-Hydroponic Facility in Spain. The tomatoes Grown with MicroSoil® have more uniform fruits that hold longer on the vine, darker green leaves, deeper red color, and sweeter flavor (higher Brix rating). Swear To Go Green Blog: http://www.microsoil.com/blog Biomassters Global, Inc. ORGANIC AFFILIATES Biomassters Global MicroSoil® Agriculture Products are approved as Organic Input Material (OIM) for growing food crops in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. All of our Organic Affiliates — Oregon Tilth, CCOF, CDFA, OKOP, Organic Certifiers, and BioNutrient Food Association prohibit the intentional use of GMOs. Biomassters Global, Inc.SINCE 1996 4894 West Lone Mountain Road Suite 191 Las Vegas, Nevada 89130 USA Telephone: (+1) 702-645-1390 Fax: (+1) 702-656-2305 Email: [email protected] Website: www.biomassters.com Ethanol Website: http://home.earthlink.net/~test-results2/ 14
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