Buffalo Mountain Living Soil Microbes & Microbial Nutrients

A diverse inoculum of beneficial microbes and mycorrhizae, designed to establish soil-to-root relationships that may enhance nutrient uptake, pathogen resistance, and overall plant vigor. 

Enhancing nutrient availability and plant health through active soil biology requires balance. Establishing the ideal symbiotic relationship between crop roots and soil depends on a diverse population of bacteria and fungi. Each unique microbial function group is responsible for specific roles that initiate a chain reaction, resulting in nutrient exchange, metabolic byproduct production, and efficient nutrient uptake. This process culminates in the crop’s ability to achieve maximum genetic potential.    

How is this achieved? Many of us are familiar with balancing nutrition in our soils through fertilization and amending. The same principle applies to biological inputs. Consistency and balance yield the greatest benefits. Excessive doses of any one input, whether a macronutrient or biological input, can cause imbalances in overall plant health processes.

Utilizing full-spectrum biology is an invaluable tool for managing living soil systems. This approach forms the foundation for the microbial populations found in Buffalo Mountain Life To Soil. These populations ensure a balanced exchange between plants and microbes, with beneficial species from each function group present in the right ratios. This inoculant works equally well for initiating biological actions in newly built soil mixes as it does for maintaining ongoing populations in well-established soils.

Testimonial: I have been growing for years.  I have never seen anything like this.  Plants are taller, greener & the stalks are twice as large because they are stronger.  The part I love the best is I no longer have to replace my soil after every crop.  Just cut the plant at its base & place the seedling along side it.  The soil becomes healthier over time.  I highly recommend trying this product yourself.

• Tim T.