BioEnhancement develops natural biostimulant solutions for equine health, livestock, agriculture and environmental applications in South Africa.
Our solutions are developed for different biological environments, with a focus on supporting the natural processes already at work within animals, plants, soil, water and organic systems.
BioEnhancement’s livestock solutions focus on supporting the microbial environments that play an important role in animal digestion and nutrition.
For beef cattle, the solution can be incorporated into drinking water systems, making it suitable for commercial farming and feedlot environments.
Previous BioEnhancement material includes trials investigating areas such as average daily gain, feed conversion and livestock management outcomes.
Calves and sheep struggling with diarrhea (scours) show significant improvement when BIO-GUT is administered.
Rather than presenting these results as guaranteed outcomes, the website will position the product around supporting the biological environment within which efficient digestion and nutrient utilisation occur.
BioEnhancement’s agricultural solutions are designed for biological environments associated with soil health, root development and crop production.
Applications explored to date include:
The agricultural range focuses on supporting healthy microbial environments around plants and roots, with application through appropriate irrigation, hydroponic or growing systems.
BioEnhancement’s seedling solution has been explored for supporting the microbial environment associated with early root establishment and plant development.
Agricultural applications have also been explored in blueberries, strawberries and other fruit and crop production environments.
Solutions can also be incorporated into certain hydroponic and controlled growing systems.
BioEnhancement’s technology has applications beyond animal and crop environments.
Solutions have been explored across biological systems including:
These applications focus on supporting the microbial processes involved in the natural biological breakdown and management of organic material.