Power of Algae

How does microalgae treat soil? 🌱 Microalgae occupy the base of the food web in any ecosystem in which they occur. Terrestrial microalgae occur in virtually all soil types, which means that microalgae are the foundation of soil ecosystem function. Learn more about the science behind ElixEarth: https://elixearth.com/the-role-of-algae-in-soils/

Did you know that there are about 7000 species of green algae, which can be found in both fresh or saltwater and also in damp places? This amazing organism provides oxygen and helps keep our ecosystems balanced. There's no wonder it's so good for your soil and plants too! To learn more about green algae and it's benefits to growing crops, visit: https://elixearth.com?fbclid=IwAR3PyuSJOY-kmCYMYRh_nzfUQR3hvYfMN7GHY0fhDVKyP_ZEr4fAMT-Ticw

We believe that microalgae truly has the potential to improve the quality of soils globally while solving some of the world’s greatest issues in sustainability in the process; from water quality to air quality, and ultimately global food security, the vast benefits from the use of microalgae in agriculture stretch much further than the fields.🤎 🌎 💧

Early studies of microalgae-based bio fertilisers and bio stimulants suggest they can boost productivity while also building the resilience of crops to climate-related stresses like elevated temperatures, water scarcity and soil salinity. Read more about how Algae can provide optimal plant growth at the algae-chat blog https://theconversation.com/climate-change-threatens-food-but-microscopic-algae-offer-answers-189735

Algae serve as food for many aquatic organisms and contribute to the aquatic food chain. We're bringing Algae to farms and using it for OUR food chain. ElixEarth, a blend of LIVING microalgae cells that reconditions your soil. Healthy soils are essential for healthy plant growth, human nutrition, and water filtration

Did you know!?! Algae really are super strong! 💪 Algae can thrive in a wide range of environments, both harsh and mild. Some algae can survive in the deep water underneath the polar ice sheets, while others can thrive in the Dead Sea!! 🧊 Most species of algae live in water, both freshwater and saltwater. However, some can even thrive on land. WoW 😮

How does microalgae treat soil? Microalgae occupy the base of the food web in any ecosystem in which they occur. Terrestrial microalgae occur in virtually all soil types, which means that microalgae are the foundation of soil ecosystem function. Learn more about the science behind ElixEarth in our blog: https://elixearth.com/the-role-of-algae-in-soils?fbclid=IwAR0vsmLsTVDttDkIKNdsS6N0YiE0OkBgw1AkVSYmkE-tjbHg3W6WJLt6uRQ

Earth Month during April is used to raise awareness about some farming practices, such as the use of chemical pesticides, which contribute to environmental degradation. ElixEarth soil amendment is non-toxic to humans, animals, fish, and is completely safe for pollinators. Made using Algae specifically grown for purpose in our own laboratories it is also 100 % organic. Look after your soil and your soil will look after you. 🤎🌎

Healthy soils are full of microbial life! A teaspoon of healthy soil can have as many microbes in it as there are people on Earth!! Just amazing! Without the living components, i.e. algae, bacteria, actinomycetes, fungi, earthworms, nematodes, insects, etc. you have DIRT, not SOIL. Read more about how, "Microbes rule the world" https://elixearth.com/microbes-rule-the-world/

Microalgae, not trees, are the lungs of the planet. Single celled organisms such as microalgae produce over 50 percent of the daily oxygen on Earth. Some estimates go as high as 80 percent! Forget about the lungs of the planet being the rainforests; the true lungs of the Earth are the microalgae in the oceans and soils and freshwater. Read more about how Microbes Rule The World! - https://elixearth.com/microbes-rule-the-world/

⭐Did you know!!⭐ Just how powerful is Algae!?! Fossilized algae, diatomaceous earth, was utilized by Immanuel Nobel in the invention of dynamite!! The diatomaceous earth was combined with nitroglycerin in order to stabilize it to make it safe for handling and transport without affecting its effectiveness as an explosive.