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NATURE'S
WONDER RESEARCH
The Academy of Agriculture of Armenia
Green House and open air experiments were performed
to show that low-productivity land may become productive, such that
plants may produce sufficient harvest with amendments, such as local
aluminosilicates Zeolite and Dacite with Nature’s Wonder a
peat humic substance... MORE... |
Peat Humic Substance,
Natural Organic Humified Deposits Stimulating Microbial Activity
PHS is one of a class of natural materials called “Fossil
Humic Substances” that were examined by
professional engineer H.A. Hartung. These fossil humic substances can be recovered
from lignites, and leonardite, all of which require considerable amounts of alkali
for extraction... MORE... |
The Modern Rose & Nature’s
Wonder,
Building A Healthy Organic Soil
There is an ever-growing awareness with rosarians today
of the benefit in managing good healthy organic soil structures and
Nature’s Wonder has proven to do just that. Roses benefit like
all other plants from an abundance of organic nutrients held in the
soil.. MORE... |
Evaluation of Nature’s Wonder
on Bluegrass Establishment
As listed in the product literature Nature’s Wonder
is a peat humic substance that is marketed as a biostimulant. The
objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of Nature’s
Wonder as a biostimulant for the establishment of Kentucky Blue Grass
in the field. MORE... |
Evaluation of Nature’s Wonder
on Spider Plant Growth
As listed in the product literature Nature’s Wonder
is a peat humic substance that is marketed as
a biostimulant. Biostimulants are generally regarded as non-nutritional products
that may, under some conditions, reduce fertilizer requirements and increase
yield and resistance to plant stress.. MORE... |
The Soil Food Web
Dr. Elaine Ingham, B.A., M.S, Ph.D., is the president
and director of research at the Soil Foodweb Inc. The Soil Foodweb
Inc. began from Dr. Ingham’s creative work as an Associate
Research Professor in the Department of Forest Science at Oregon
State University... MORE... |
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE AND
STATE UNIVERSITY
Dr Erik Ervin is an assistant professor of turfgrass
ecology and physiology in the department of crop
and soil environmental sciences. Dr. Ervin has been involved in research work
in the areas of ecology, physiology, and biochemistry of cool and warm season
grasses... MORE... |
OMRI
The Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) is a non-profit
organization started in 1997 by organic certification agencies. Its
mission is to provide professional, independent, and transparent
review of materials allowed to produce, process, and handle organic
food and fiber. OMRI has reviewed Nature’s Wonder based on
the OMRI GML, the operating manual for review of Brand Name Products;
it has passed the review and can be found in the OMRI GML as follows: MORE... |
Material Data Safety Sheet
The Material Data Safety Sheet is a document covering
the background, composition, and safety features of Nature's Wonder.
There are nine parts: MORE... |
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