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“As with any hay production operation, tonnage and quality are the key factors producers look to achieve, ourselves included. 3 years ago we planted a new stand consisting of a timothy, alfalfa, broam mix and had very little success - maybe 20% germination and the rest being a loss. Conditions were to blame in that case (extreme heat / lack of water). Although disappointing, it happens. Several others lost new hay crops that year as well so i went back and tried again the nex

Research completed by: DSW Enterprises & Consulting Location: Neepawa, Manitoba ACF-SR Applied June 10/19 Cut July 2/19 Baled July 6/19 Weighed July 7/19 Drought conditions all year First Cut “ACF” bales avg weight: 1955 lbs Non ACF bales avg weight : 1715 lbs 1.8 bales/A untreated 3 bales/A treated Second Cut 2 x application ACF bales avg weight: 1691.26lbs 1 x application ACF bales avg weight: 1623.16lbs Non ACF bales avg weight : 1596.22 1.3 bales/A untreated 1.6 bales/A 1

Information provided by DSW Enterprises & Consulting Protocols for trials of AdvancedAg - ACF - SR Potatoes Control ACF SR 3 gal/A in furrow on seed potato at planting right on top of the seed, same applicator used for applying in furrow insecticides and or fungicides. ACF SR 3 foliar at row closure approximately 6 weeks post planting ACF SR 3 gals in-furrow on seed at planting, 2 gal/A top dress at row closure, approximately 6 weeks post planting. 2 gal/A foliar at row closu

Another success story from one of the many ponds the City of Calgary is treating. This one is from the Royal Oak community, where residents have been concerned with the health and overall "look" of the pond. The before picture was taken in June, and even with the heat of the summer, AAG's natural bio-products have made a huge difference already. Before: After:

A big thanks to Bridge City News and Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce for coming to visit our head office and brew facility in Raymond, AB.

Phyllis Day Chief’s biotech business took off last year after she added a new product. Here’s how she managed the sudden growth. Phyllis...

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Digestate is well established as an excellent fertilizer, but recent field studies have revealed that it can be so much better. A well timed application of ACF-SR bacteria has shown in replicated trials to significantly boost the fertilizing capacity, and therefore value of the digestate. This trial over a total plot of 17 hectares of 6 row winter barley, shows not only the impact of ACF-SR on normal farm program, but also on land where digestate is applied. ACF-SR has bee

Methods and Material The trial was conducted on irrigation wheat. One section of a centre pivot received the AdvancedAg (AAG) treatment and the rest of the pivot, that did not receive the AAG treatment, served as the Control. The AAG treatment and control received the same fertilizer program. The AAG treatment received the following additional ACF-SR applications: Pre-plant application of 8 litre/Ha ACF-SR Foliar spray of 8 litre/Ha ACF-SR 5 weeks after emergence. With the p

Scotty "Data" Walker's presentation in Lethbridge, Alberta on February 25th, 2020. Global biological market, his experience in research...

"The man that Lethbridge College recently referred to as a “rising star” looks to help those who have been impacted the most by the...

Our ability to combine these bacteria into a mixed, stable, and potent culture is the key to our success. Most importantly are the PGP...

"Joshua Day Chief is this year’s Rising Star award recipient. Just seven years after graduating from Lethbridge College, Day Chief is CEO...

Location: Neepawa, Manitoba Research completed by: DSW Enterprises & Consulting ACF-SR Applied June 10/19 Cut July 2/19 Baled July 6/19 Weighed July 7/19 Drought conditions all year First Cut “ACF” bales avg weight: 1955 lbs Non ACF bales avg weight : 1715 lbs 1.8 bales/A untreated 3 bales/A treated Second Cut 2 x application ACF bales avg weight: 1691.26lbs 1 x application ACF bales avg weight: 1623.16lbs Non ACF bales avg weight : 1596.22 1.3 bales/A untreated 1.

In this presentation, Dr. John Wong highlights his twenty-two years of experience growing and combining the five bacteria species present...

For growers large and small, brewing plant growth-promoting bacteria (ACF-SR) on-site can be advantageous, both economically and functionally. On-site brewing is a unique offering from AdvancedAg Inc. which can provide the equipment, training, and the bacteria and nutrients, to help you do it successfully. Our brewing process is far more than just rehydrating dry powder bacillus products. Our “BrewTus” system promotes rapid growth and enhanced enzyme production, providing sig