Tom,

I can see how you could think that, but it is not our intent – I am not trying to sell anything here. A forum to discuss this complex subject is not a likely place to generate sales for unknown technology. I’m here to vet the technical side of what we call Nutrient Infused Soil Technology (NIST). Trying to let people know there is new soil regeneration technology available is challenging. The skepticism is justifiable due to the many false claims, poor results, and flat-out lies. It seems just about everyone knows we need to do something about soil health, but we’re stuck on low-impact solutions like cover crops, no-till, etc. We are trying to introduce a new idea that rebuilds soil health while reducing and ultimately eliminating the need for synthetic fertilizers. Using technology combined with factory farm waste streams, we’ve created a pelletized product that when applied will regenerate soil in less time than it takes for a seed to germinate. If the seed germinates in a friendly environment, emergence rates skyrocket and yields go up – all while bringing life back to the soil. Bodacious claims, I know, but wouldn’t it be cool if it is true? Our long-term goal is to make a significant worldwide social impact. We have a site set up for this purpose called http://www.soilsoldier.org where you can also find a series of videos of our 2021 testing. To prove a point, one of the last tests was to turn play sand into soil. Using this technology we were able to harvest squash within 8 weeks of planting the seed. No synthetic fertilizers were used.