The Future of Plant Nutrition is Fertilizer as a Service

We produce an innovative biofertilizer using coffee byproducts to promote fertilizer use efficiency, optimize nutrient release & increase crop yield.

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crop yield

We increase yields and productivity, improve soil health and drive farm revenues.

Profitability

We reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, boost plant nutrition and optimize profit margin.

Impact

We reduce coffee byproduct waste and create circular economies around the world.

Increase Fertilizer efficiency without sacrificing crop yield & quality

An alternative to traditional fertilizers

We produce a biofertilizer from repurposed coffee byproducts, harnessing the benefits of metabolites, microorganisms & amino acids in the coffee fruit.

Proven results & enormous potential

From amplicon DNA sequencing, R&D has confirmed that our biofertilizer enhances crop yield, increases drought tolerance and improves stress adaptation.

Our Main Ingredients are Coffee Byproducts

We discovered unique microorganisms in the coffee fruit that enhance bioactive compounds and have a powerful effect on plant metabolism & growth regulation.

Plant Microbiome

We discovered microorganisms in the coffee fruit that enhance bioactive compounds and have a powerful effect on plant metabolism & growth regulation.

Intellectual Property

We developed a process to capture discarded coffee pulp & mucilage as a foundation for our natural biofertilizer.

Circular Economies

We build circular economies in coffee producing regions to improve nutrient use efficiency, crop yields, farms profitability and producers well-being.

“Farmers will be freed to more fully explore the holistic vision of ‘Plant Nutrition’ that includes integrated roles of plant nutrients on stress tolerance, efficiency of resource use, crop quality & whole system sustainability. Consumers will benefit from enhanced & food that could be a lot more nutritious.”

Dr. Patrick Brown
Husky Advisor, Professor of Plant Nutrition, UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences

Why does Nitrogen Use Efficiency matter?

It reduces economic losses from low yields and poor quality.

It improves the sustainable use of natural resources.

It reduces pollution from nitrogen fertilizer.

Lower costs are made available by applying a lower amount of nitrogen fertilizer while maintaining crop yield and quality..

Lower environmental impacts, particularly on water quality, result from reduced leaching and less volatilization losses of nitrogen.

Higher protein content in grain boosts the crop value and enhances the conversion of animal feed to consumable meat or milk.