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Waste methane to fertilizer: Windfall Bio trial shows yield bump in specialty crops
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Waste methane to fertilizer: Windfall Bio trial shows yield bump in specialty crops
New field trial data on Romaine lettuce shows that organic fertilizer made from microbes that eat waste methane from farms and landfill sites delivers “significantly higher yield” than conventional feather meal. The trial, conducted by Ag Metrics Group, found that Windfall Bio’s FOUNDATION organic fertilizer increased lettuce yields by 23–34% over feather meal and performed as well as pricier soy hydrolysates. Additional trials on tomatoes, broc…
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