Why Microbes?
Microbes exist in every living organism on earth, with six major types of microbes including bacteria, fungi, archaea, protozoa, algae, and viruses. Our microbes are the purest and most stable available on the market, providing maximum benefit for numerous uses. Wind River Microbes develops products that benefit soil, plants, trees, livestock, horses, companion animals, and more. While some microbes are detrimental to the host, Wind River Microbes only utilizes beneficial types that are 100% natural and are not harmful in any way to livestock, horses, companion animals, or humans.
Microbes are an integral part of every
Living Organisim
At Wind River Microbes, we chose the most stable and purest microbes available for maximum customer benefit. While there are many competitors offering microbes, ours are grown from specific microorganisms in a clean, highly controlled environment. Many competitive products are derived from the manure of lactating dairy cows which contributes to a high level of variability, longer growing and purification process and the risk of E. Coli contamination.
Expectations
From Microbe Use
Nutrient Absorption
Plants and animals require nutrients to be "bioavailable." Microbes cycle, store, convert and deliver necessary nutrients.
Faster Healing
Healing facilitates through digestion. Microbes activate therapeutic effects in plants and animals and increase pathogen immunities.
Natural "Pre & Pro Biotics"
Prebiotics + Probiotics = Symbiotic. Prebiotics include specialized plant fibers that feed the probiotics for fully-functional digestion.
Increased Yields/Gains
Microbes improve yields and gains naturally through proper digestion and circulation.
Larger Profits
By reducing chemical inputs, antibiotic usage, and labor required, the bottom line will improve.
Regeneration
Healthy consumables are a direct result of restoring depleted microbial populations in our soils and animals – the food we eat.
Distributor
Etz Hayim Collective is passionate about regenerative agriculture and we want to share the benefits of using Wind River Microbes to homesteaders, farmers, ranchers, and gardeners.
Farmer
Importance of Soil Ecology
In order to maximize production – decreasing costs while increasing yields – we must focus on soil health. For some, that's a dirty word combination. When we talk about soil health, we're referring to the ecology of the soil. The most important factors in soil ecology are the microorganisms within the soil, the microbial communities. Maintaining the proper balance of good to bad microbes within these communities is the key to successful farming.
Contact
Ready to buy some microbes or you have questions?
Feel free to contact us for pricing.
Bon Aqua, Tennessee
931-623-4567
