We are currently running some germination trials to show the impact the EM has when applied at sowing. These trials focusing on Fodder Crops, Kale and Fodder Beet, were designed to show how EM can enhance germination. We had 6 replicates and two treatments which were our EM Ready to Use inoculant and our new dry product EM Fert Enhance.
The image below shows a quick snapshot of EM Fert Enhance (DRY) vs the Control. As you can see the EM plants are much taller than the control.
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