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Safe Food with Soni-Grow Organic Nutrient From Better World Technologies
The UCSA Co-Op has even gotten involved in the safe production of food.
IWe are promoting a process to rejuvenate the soil for farmers and a process to eliminate the need for pesticides while growing higher yields and more nutritious produce. There is no longer any need to use toxic chemicals or fertilizers that destroy the soil for farming. We can provide dozens of farmers who are thrilled and no failures of all those who use this totally organic product.
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Sixteen Foot Tall Corn Stalks
An organic product called Soni-Grow can make your garden grow without pesticides. It is capable of incredible things like this corn growing 16' tall with ears two feet long that are more nutritious and better tasting.
Huge Cabbage
This cabbage is not only huge, but it was still being eaten six months later without preservatives. Soni-Grow puts nutrients (since the soil is depleted) directly in the leaves of the plant. Sound makes them receptive.
Huge Pumpkin
This award winning pumpkin, grown with Soni-Grow, weighs twice as much as the man that grew it. Tomato plants are known to grow as many as 500 tomatoes on one plant. The yields are increased as are the crops per year.
World's Largest Plant
Normally the purple passion plant grows to a length of no more than 18". This indoor plant was grown by Dan Carlson, the inventor of Soni-Grow, to a record length of 1300 ft. It is in the Guinness Book of World Records.
