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SOLUTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS.
First
consider, the use of Microboost products are beneficial to the environment
in many ways. The overall performance of the products helps plants
grow and that is good for people and the planet. The products are
entirely free of harmful and toxic chemicals.
Secondly,
the entire production process is a great benefit for the environment
and our communities. Microboost offers a remedy for multiple problems
faced by all communities.
1.
How to reduce dependency on chemical based fertilizers and pesticides?
2.
How to effectively dispose of municipal yard waste?
3.
How to effectively handle green manures?
Lakeshore
Microboost, Inc. is offering solutions.
1.
How to reduce dependency on chemical based fertilizers and pesticides?
Increasing
runoff problems are polluting our lakes and streams. Chemical-free
products such as MBST Biostimulants are needed to reduce chemical
runoff related pollution.
In
Western Michigan and around most fast growing rural to urban areas,
inland lakes, streams and rivers are degrading. As communities grow,
rich farmland and boggy land around inland lakes and waterways are
filled to improve drainage and create construction friendly surfaces
and roads. An unwanted side effect of this practice is a loss in
water retention and a corresponding increase in runoff causing erosion,
damaging surface and ground water alike.
Because
of our dependency on chemical fertilizers, the problems from increasing
runoff are compounded. As more lands are converted from farming,
prairie and forest into housing, commercial, industrial or managed
recreational lands like parks and golf courses, chemical runoff
will increase. The environmental impact of run off from chemical
based fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and fungicides on ground
and surface water is well documented, and science has linked their
use with an array of medical problems.
Children
are particularly vulnerable because they breathe more air per pound
of body weight than adults, creating greater lung exposure to fumes,
vapors and residues. When you combine the health risks and the environmental
impact with volatility in oil prices, it is easy to see the importance
of developing chemical-free strategies to fight disease, drought,
nutrient delivery and pest control in all crops.
MBST
is on the forefront of providing these product and strategics.
2.
How to effectively handle green manure?
Farming
operations, food processors and municipal waste water systems are
looking for safe ways to dispose of excess green manure.
As
the local population grows, the demand for fresh vegetables, fruit,
meat, eggs and dairy products in the region rises. The surviving
farms grow to mega farms producing ever increasing volumes of wastes
and manures while the acreage available for safe manure disposal
decreases. The communities that replace the farms require sewage
disposal through private or public systems. The amount of manure
produced is rapidly exceeding that which can be safely spread on
the fields. Too much manure on the fields results in those excess
nutrients draining into our lakes and streams.
Lakeshore
Microboost, Inc. has developed processes that offer a way to recycle
the excess green manure into ready to use compost, and biostimulants.
Use these products to help grow better flowers, grass, shrubs, fruits,
vegetables and more.
3.
How to effectively dispose of municipal yard waste?
The
problem of properly and safely disposing of municipal yard waste
is no small matter. Many communities have recognized that air quality
suffers if yard waste burning is allowed, and thus have banned the
practice. Instead, these communities offer yard waste collection
services. What to do with the collected yard wastes is a problem
for some communities.
Lakeshore
Microboost, Inc. has developed a process that redirects these potentially
troublesome materials to an environmentally friendly processing
facility where environment friendly products are produced and marketed.
These bio-friendly all natural products reduce the need for chemical
fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides.
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