1. How can farmers manage their soils biologically to increase yields and decrease costs? In the video below, Farmer and agronomist Gerald Wiebe and Dr. Mike Amaranthus explain how farmers can biologically access soil phosphorus and nitrogen, improve production and save money on fertilizer.
2. This brief animation below, shows how mycorrhizae work and how mycorrhizal fungi attach to roots, explore the soil and absorb vital nutrients for plants.
3. Ever wonder how mycorrhizal fungi improve plant nutrition? This video below shows how mycorrhizal hyphae access, unlock and transport soil nutrients.
4. In the video below, Dr. Mike explains how to use mycorrhizal products and what types of products are best for different situations
5. Where can you get quality Mycorrhizal inoculant in liquid, powder or granular forms at an affordable price? Below, Dr Mike Amaranthus, explains how Mycorrhizal Applications Inc has become the world leader in the production of quality MycoApply mycorrhizal inoculum. Independent University test indicate Mycorrhizal inoculation can increase yields, reduce carbon emissions and improve soil quality.
6. How do we restore the health of our degraded soils? In the clip below, Dr Arden Anderson explains how an intensive inoculation program to re-establish beneficial soil life is key to this program. Independent Research indicates MycoApply Mycorrhizal inoculation can consistently increase yields 5 to 15% and reduce farm water and fertilizer use.
7. Learn how Mycorrhizal threads feed and water plants. Dr Mike explains how mycorrhizal fungi work and promote plant growth. Mycorrhizal threads feed the plant nutrients and water.
8. Learn how Mycorrhizae get soil nutrients: Save on fertilizer! Dr Mike explains how mycorrhizal fungi access and transport soil nutrients to the plant.
9. Mycorrhizae: The plant evolution revolution. Dr Mike explains how mycorrhizae allowed plants to colonize the earth’s surface.
10. Mycorrhizae are insurance for your plantings! Dr Mike explains how Mycorrhizal inoculation improves plant establishment.
