Agriculture

For 15 years OceanGrown Inc. has been delivering mineral solutions to growers across the globe allowing them to maximize their crop production while reducing expensive inputs. OGI products are all true solutions that can be applied in-furrow, via drip, and as a foliar.

Greater Yields

"Treatment with OS resulted in larger plants and more fruits...

Wine grapes: The variety was Zinfandel and 4 randomized block replications were used. Foliar application with the OS Blend at the rate of 1:100 were made every three weeks.
Results: The grape clusters were larger on the treated plots, hence a better yield, and the BRIX tested at harvest was 18 compared to 12 for the untreated grapes. Also, powdery mildew appeared on the untreated plants except for the treated plants."

OceanSolution provided a 2 bu/ac increase over the check strips with no treatment At $6.00/bushel, this is $12/acre for an application that cost a third of it....

On 7/9/2005, when the soybeans were at R1/R2 stage (just blooming), I sprayed three rates of OceanSolution on the soybeans in one part of the field. I mixed the OceanSolution with the water at 1 gallon OceanSolution to 100 gallons of water.

"My agronomist was amazed how good my crops looked...

This is my third year using OceanSolution; and I am seeing overall better plant health. For example, while many in the county lost a lot of their corn crop to Southern Rust, I lost just a little at the very end of the harvest.
This fall my corn yield averaged 210 bushels per acre with some fields averaging 232. Talking to some of my neighbors, they reported hearing of farms that had averaged yields of only 190 bushels per acre."

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Agriculture

For 15 years OceanGrown Inc. has been delivering mineral solutions to growers across the globe allowing them to maximize their crop production while reducing expensive inputs. OGI products are all true solutions that can be applied in-furrow, via drip, and as a foliar.

Greater Yields

Mon Yee Ph.D. (Grapes-Cal Poly)

B. Gunzenhauser (Soybean - Iowa)

Greg Luthy (Corn-Nebraska)