- Earth Alive Clean Technologies (EAC) announced it has finalized a US$180,000 sale of its bio-fertilizer, Soil Activator
- The sale is to the California Department of Food and Agriculture, which will use the product on over 1,000 acres of almond, walnut and pistachio orchards
- Soil Activator is a non-crop specific organic microbial bio-fertilizer certified by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- The company calls the deal a “landmark sale”
- Earth Alive Clean Technologies is unchanged, trading at $0.10 at 12:15 pm ET
Earth Alive Clean Technologies (EAC) announced it has finalized a US$180,000 sale of its bio-fertilizer, Soil Activator.
The sale is to the California Department of Food and Agriculture, which will use the product on over 1,000 acres of almond, walnut and pistachio orchards.
The Quebec-based company’s Soil Activator is a non-crop-specific organic microbial bio-fertilizer certified by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
“This landmark sale, which follows Soil Activator’s registration under the Organic Input Material Program of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, will lead to the application of our product on over 1,000 acres of almond, walnut and pistachio orchards of various ages over the next few months. There are almost two million acres of production in these crops in California and we look forward to working with producers to positively impact their soils’ health and productivity,” said Earth Alive CEO Michael Warren.
The company’s products contribute to regenerative agriculture, natural dust suppression with minimal water use and industrial cleaning that is ecological and human friendly.
“This order builds on the work we have done on various orchard, vine and shrub crops in Latin America over the past several years. We are excited to focus on managing soil biology in these three crops, and we look forward to demonstrating the value that Soil Activator brings to this farm,” said Director of Research and Development Simon Neufeld.
Earth Alive Clean Technologies is unchanged, trading at $0.10 at 12:15 pm ET.
