About Us
As an agricultural specialty company, we provide a new concept of comprehensive physiological activator optimized for various crops.
We achieve this by taking essential elements that are difficult for crops to utilize due to their low solubility and high absorption. These elements are then combined with graphene, which offer excellent chelation and nano-carrier effects.
Good Farming
Is Possible Even in Difficult Conditions
You can grow healthy crops even in tough environments such as:
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Damaged Farmland by chemical fertilizers & eutrophication
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Extreme hot weather (up to 150°F)
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Extreme cold weather (down to 28°F)
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Plant diseases (such as anthracnose)
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Increased Germination Rate
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Salty soil (Salinization)
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Deserts
Benefits:
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Higher Crop Yields: Crops can grow 30% to 70% more, depending on the type of crop
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Improved NUE: up to 90% improved Nutrient Use Efficiency
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Improved WUE: use less water due to increased water retention properties
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Protects the Soil: Prevents soil from getting worse because of too many chemicals
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Enhance Soil Health: Makes the soil richer and healthier
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Stronger Plants: Plants become better at fighting off pests and diseases
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Faster Growth: Crops grow about 15% faster
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Better Quality: Crops have more sugar, better taste, nicer texture, and brighter color)
A GREAT REVOLUTION IN CROP FARMING
Our series of fertilizer formulas are developed by utilizing our patented Nanotechnology and Graphene technology. They bond Graphene and nano-sized essential elements together, such as Calcium and Magnesium, to form a nano-carrier system.
The nano-carrier system then delivers and releases the vital nutrients to plants in an efficient, precise and sustainable manner.
Video from CBS News / September 24, 2025 / 3m 15s
The Trump administration's Department of Agriculture is ending the Household Food Security Report, a decades-long effort to track food insecurity across the country. Craig Gundersen, professor of economics at Baylor University and a former USDA economist, joined CBS News to discuss the decision to end the report.