Healthy soils have cycles; the soil feeds the plant and in return, the plant feeds the soil. A critical part of this cycle is having living microbes near the plant's roots. A healthy, diverse microbe presence will lead to a larger, thriving, productive root system which leads to an overall healthier and higher-yielding plant.

Healthy and productive soil systems are alive and are designed to feed the plant. Although this soil/plant relationship is complex, the simple truth is that this fundamental relationship is made possible through beneficial microorganisms. Our research and experience have shown that by establishing and maintaining a diverse population of beneficial microorganisms, the soil and plant will efficiently work together to maximize the plant's growth and productivity.

In addition to improving agricultural soil systems, Biodyne has leveraged our expertise to manage green waste (plant residue/stubble) digestion, livestock waste management, industrial wastewater remediation, and the clean-up of chemically contaminated sites.

We understand the power of beneficial microorganisms and have perfected the creation of microbial-based tools to generate positive outcomes around the world.