Tired or compacted soil? Water challenges or pests? We’ve been there, and succeeded where others failed.
Urth products support healthier, balanced soils. Unlike the toxic chemicals used since World War II, they work with nature’s soil food web to put your soil’s microbiome back to work feeding and protecting plants, along with the other beneficial life that lives there.
We understand the real fear of swapping trusted chemical pesticides and fertilizers for organic products. Will they work? Will they cost more? Will yields drop? Will pests get worse? Will income be at risk?
The Pro Grow System supports a natural system so it can work as intended, producing healthier crops with greater yields at a fraction of the cost. Conventional operations that switched have been blown away by the results, and only regret not starting sooner.
Putting politics aside, growers see the effects of a changing climate every season. Agriculture produces 25–30% of greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to crop damage, extreme weather, accelerating pest pressure, plant and soil pathogens and food insecurity, all made worse by long, continual use of toxic agricultural products.
Healthy soil sequesters more carbon and holds more water. Building soil organic matter can spare a crop from a delayed season, or from being destroyed outright in an atmospheric river flood. Crop resilience through organic solutions has never mattered more.
Rust in coffee and cacao, Red Blotch in grapes and Panama disease in bananas are effectively untreatable with a long list of conventional products. Urth products have successfully remediated some of these problems. Contact us to review the reports.
From aphids to whiteflies, leaf hoppers to thrips, Pro Guard Foliar is formulated to deter predatory pests naturally while it feeds the plant.
We’ve also helped growers recover from chemical damage, restoring table and wine grapes badly hurt by Roundup overspray, and by Roundup mistakenly injected into a farm’s irrigation system.
“I literally watched a cloud of whiteflies rise from the Urth-treated berries and fly over to the untreated block. Needless to say, I ended up treating the entire ranch, and my plants have never been healthier.”
Berry grower · Central Valley, CA