As a chemist, Doctor Lenny has always been fascinated by the molecular scaffolding that keeps the reagent chemicals in proximity of the active site. There are 70 different metals that are active in biological systems and some have to travel an awful long distance. Either there is a successional order to process chemistry, or the raw materials have to accumulate until a service is provided. There is much redundancy in nature - many means to accomplish the same action.
Doctor Lenny's interest has led to the use of compost as a solvent for delivery of trace micronutrients to garden soils, placing them in proper chemical form so that the microbes can transform these metals into a readily metabolizable substrate for the fungi that share a symbiotic relationship with the plant species. Since plants grow by adding carbon from carbon dioxide and water, adding the proper catalyst that is the rate determining factor should increase plant growth until another absent reagent governs the process.
Most fertilization processes assume that the limiting reagant is either Nitrogen, Phosphorus or Potassium, and on a macroscale, it is. But the process is governed by nature's ability to convey the proper goods to the proper place along the organic architecture of enzymes. Add to this the concept of scale - orders of magnitude below what the eye can see and is is obvious that both rate and mass presence each play a role in optimizing agriculture.
To this end - we have for sale a fertilizer additive - Doctor Lenny's Super Bean Grow. Batch number 27 has been cured this spring and Doctor Lenny has a cubic yard to spare. This is a compost/fertilizer additive and should be used in low quantity, evenly distributed by broadcast in normal process machinery. Super Bean Grow comes in compost form. Super Bean Grow starter is also available as a chemical additive for your own compost pile. This is a garden item, though we may be able to make a deal for a small farm.
Super Bean Grow $10/lb + s&h
Super Bean Grow Chemical Starter - $150/g + s&h
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