Benefits of Remineralization withRock Dust Powders by John D. Hamaker
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Provides slow, natural release of elements and trace minerals.
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Increases the nutrient intake of plants.
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Increases yields and gives higher brix reading.
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Rebalances soil pH.
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Increases earthworm activity and the growth of microorganisms.
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Builds humus complex.
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Prevents soil erosion.
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Increases the storage capacity of the soil.
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Increases resistance to insects, disease, frost, and drought.
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Produces more nutritious crops.
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Enhances flavor in crops.
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Decreases dependence on fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides.
Soil Remineralization (SR) creates fertile soils by returning minerals to the soil in much the same way that the Earth does: during an Ice Age, glaciers crush rock onto the Earth’s soil mantle, and winds blow the dust in the form of loess all over the globe. Volcanoes erupt, spewing forth minerals from deep within the Earth, and rushing rivers form mineral-rich alluvial deposits.
Within silicate rocks is a broad spectrum of up to one hundred minerals and trace elements necessary for the well-being of all life and the creation of fertile soils. Glacial moraine or mixtures of single rock types can be applied to soils to create a sustainable and superior alternative to the use of ultimately harmful chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides. SR has been shown in scientific studies to achieve fourfold increases in agricultural and forestry (wood volume) yields and to produce both immediate and long-term benefits from a single application.
Hundreds of thousands of tons of appropriate rock dust for soil and forest regeneration are stockpiled by the gravel and stone industry.
Westcan Marketing Inc. CanAmaze VRP “Soil Saver” remineralizes the soil releasing essential minerals and trace elements that plants and humans need to flourish. It is the ideal product for organic farming, conventional farming, orchards, vineyards, golf courses, indoor gardens and more.
Organic Production Westcan Marketing Inc. CanAmaze VRP “Soil Saver” is for use in organic production in accordance with the USDA National Organic Program Rules and Canadian Organic Standards.