The first results from our series of commercial fertilizer trials with hydrolyzed protein liquid derived from abattoir tissue and blood processed with a MAAHP tissue processor. The graph attached below clearly shows the increase in plant biomass compared to the control when HPL is added to soil.
Malanie Lombard David, Anneli Potgieter, Esme Miller Ferri, Belinda Schafer, Jan Calitz, Hennie du Plessis, Jeanette van Rhyn, Petro van der Berg, Nellie Lundt Nagel, Babsie Janze van Rensburg, Dave Bunyard, Pg Joubert liked this post
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Great for the enviroment..both for the fact that the synthetic fertilizer chemical is then replaced by a more natural product and it the bi pruducts at teh abattoir that was problimatic as waste a solution is found for the benefit of agriculture and in the end man..Fantastic.
Hi Piet, what is MAAHP?
Hi Jeanette, MAAHP is the abbreviation for Modified Atmospheric Alkaline Hydrolysis Process – a process used to break down protein into its original building blocks.
Sounds very technical but i sort of get it
Thanks Dave!
Very impressive!