JOURNEY BEGAN
We began our journey at our small vineyard in Redwood Valley California, on a mission to grow natural grapes with exceptional quality that could be bottled into the finest wines in the region. We found that paying close attention to the water and air, in addition to the soil was key to producing the best results.
Our findings showed that microbial soil amendments were crucial and, additionally, water rejuvenation and filtration along with frequency sound stimulations were the answer we were looking for, restoring a natural balance and harmony to the plants. Together with University Experts in agronomy, we perfected our methods and research, leading to more incredible breakthroughs, increased delivery efficiency and a complete understanding of the power of what is now known as AG3, Advanced Agriculture to the third power.
FAR-REACHING VISION
AG-IST
Our Agricultural Intermodal Stackable Transport
The Endogenous Dynamics team set itself a far-reaching vision of dramatically increasing the world’s agricultural food supply, by multiplying the output of the existing natural resources found in farms and organic gardens, through reduced water consumption, the omission of harmful chemical fertilizers and pesticides and the optimization of plant growth cycles.
Furthermore, we understood that we need to go one step further and find a solution to eliminate waste due to transportation and mishandling, which can amount to 10-15% of the transported goods (crops) so we patented and developed a new composite unit for agricultural intermodal transport, called AG-IST, or the “Agricultural Intermodal Stackable Transport” which allows for transportation and storage for extended periods of times, solving multiple problems for developing countries: increasing production capacity, yield output, transportation, and storage, closing the circle on the needs of the agricultural sector.
We begin in Africa, but the solution is one applicable to the entire world, and our patented agricultural systems and solutions are here to be that change needed to end world hunger forever.
Rising costs of fertilizer, fuel and equipment could cause long-lasting problems for the agricultural industry, a fifth-generation farming in RIPON, Wis., facing the skyrocketing prices told Fox News.
Professor Patrick du Jardin, the Director of the Botanic Garden at the University of Liège in Gembloux, Belgium, says biostimulants are “defined by what they do” instead of what they are. What biostimulants do is alter the microbial content in soil to promote plant growth. These products are initiatives to contribute to sustainable agriculture.
Professor Patrick du Jardin, the Director of the Botanic Garden at the University of Liège in Gembloux, Belgium, says biostimulants are “defined by what they do” instead of what they are. What biostimulants do is alter the microbial content in soil to promote plant growth. These products are initiatives to contribute to sustainable agriculture.
IS COUNTING ON US
ENDODYNAMIC, BIODYNAMIC, BIODIVERSE
Join the BioDynamic Bio Diverse EndoDynamic team of home gardeners and boutique farmers in order to put your stamp on our world and become a part of the EndoDynamic Consortium of Organic Growers.
PUT YOUR STAMP ON THE WORLD!
With every Endodynamic product you order, you receive a set of Endo stamps to use on your produce and products, thus guaranteeing their quality, bio-diverseness and Endo way of cultivation. Use the #Endo stamp and seal to promote a natural way of growing plants, following the natural cycles of nature.