This is where we will post any research we have conducted on our working farm, or research that has been
conducted by a accredited university or non interested third party. The research will be posted by product.
conducted by a accredited university or non interested third party. The research will be posted by product.
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| Azomite This experiment started on July 14 2007. It's goal is to compare the effects of different Mortrillimite clays to determine any beneficial effects that they may have on the growth, flowering, and yield on tomato plants. |
| This is the first picture of the control plant |
| This the first picture of the plant treated with Mortorillimite |
| This is the first picture taken of the plant treated with Azomite |
| Two weeks later |
| Three Weeks Later |
| Six weeks later |
From this experiment we determined that the plant treated with the Azomite grew more healthier over
time as compared with the one treated with the generic Montorlimite from Nevada and the control.
It also seems to appear that the Azomite made the soil nutrients more available to the plant and was
getting more nitrogen as evidenced by the thicker stalks and dark green leafs of the plant and
produced more fruit.
time as compared with the one treated with the generic Montorlimite from Nevada and the control.
It also seems to appear that the Azomite made the soil nutrients more available to the plant and was
getting more nitrogen as evidenced by the thicker stalks and dark green leafs of the plant and
produced more fruit.