Attached are a few pictures taken after one application of sea minerals. This is rye and bluestem grass. It appears to be thicker, greener and already knee high the third week in May. The biggest thing we notice is how the cattle seem more satisfied and content. We are anxious to see how the Bermuda responds.

Dennis and Sheryl Gomez
405-245-4322

Notice that the Bermuda is green all the way to the ground! Sea Minerals is a natural wonder.

Rocky Springs Ranch
Siloam Springs, AR

 

This clover was picked in the spring of 2007 after being sprayed sprayed with SEA MINERALS in the fall of 2006.  Notice the comparison with clover that was not sprayed with SEA MINERALS.

Rocky Springs Ranch
Siloam Springs, AR

"I found out about this trace mineral... which is a rock salt taken from the ocean that puts mineral back into the soil.  I applied it to my fields after our first cutting and it reduced my ferilizer costs by 50 percent, and increased hay production.  The first cutting from a field with fertilizer produced 80 round bales, while the same field with no fertilizer and SEA MINERALS  produced 156 round bales.  I got 387 bales off of one 70-acre field.  I got a lot better hay production out of those fields using that trace mineral." (Quoted from "Ozark Farm & Neighbor" October 1, 2007)

Murle G
Summers, AR

"These 20 weaning calves gained 3 pounds per day the first month on SEA MINERALS with no grain! All the hay they are being fed has been grown with SEA MINERALS"

Dr. Lynn Buhr
Siloam Springs, AR

March 15, 2008 

Dr. Buhr,
I caught your seminar in Springfield, Mo.last month. I found what you had to say very interesting. I took your advice and decided to try the Sea Mineral. Using the sample packet you gave me, I planted some of my garden seeds, tomatoes, cabbage, peppers. I even planted some sweet corn and New Zealand Biologic. I used two of the Jiffy planters with the plastic covers. Planter # 1, I planted tomatoes, cabbage and peppers with out using Sea Minerals. Planter # 2, I planted tomatoes, cabbage, peppers, corn and Biologic. When the seedlings came up in planter # 2, I applied the Sea Minerals. Both planters are under a grow light with a timer. On day number nine I had to take the cover off of planter # 2, because half of the plants were touching the lid. On day number eleven I transplanted the corn and the wheat seed (biologic). On day number thirteen, the tomatoes, cabbage and peppers are at four inches, the clover (biologic) is at three inches and the corn and wheat is at six inches. Planter # 1 still has the lid on it and the plants are at about two and a half inches. I’ll be the first to say when I went to your seminar I was a skeptic and I was telling myself that this won’t work. Well, I was wrong, and for all you other skeptics out there all I can tell you is to just try it.

Wayne C., Hartville, MO

This customer returned in March 2008 to get Sea Minerals and brought his brother.  Here is his experience: "Our grass is already green this spring and my neighbor's grass is still brown. I know I have a thicker stand where my cows have not been grazing. I saw a difference in 2 weeks last year and the clover shot up! My grass also stayed green longer."

Ron G., West Fork, AR

“I applied SEA MINERALS in 40 foot wide strips across the middle of several 40 acre hay fields and watched the darker green and faster growth over the next month.  There was definitely a noticeable difference.”

John P., Westville, OK

“We started using SEA MINERALS 3 years ago on 500 acres and now our hayfields produce more than twice as much hay.”     

Pat B., Siloam Springs, AR

“I like to garden in my retirement.  I grow lots of tomatoes.  After using SEA MINERALS last year, I planted half as many tomatoes and harvested more.  They tasted better, too.”

Wayne M., Siloam Springs, AR

“I take pride in my horticultural skills.  I have never seen something improve the quality of produce or of ornamentals as SEA MINERALS.”

Margaret R., Stark, KS

I wish I could give you a hugh increase but we only sprayed the hay fields once with your product and used no other fertilizer. We made 5 bales more than last year on the 10 acres shown in the pictures. We always fertilized heavy in the past years with commercial fertilize and are pleased with the results using only your minerals.  We have sprayed our Bermuda once and in two weeks will spray again and hopefully will see good results.

We feel we have the best quality of hay this year we have ever had.  The under growth was good with a lot of hop clover that we never had much of before. We will continue to use the minerals to give it a chance.  We are going back to purchase another bag to keep putting on our fields 

Odis and Pat S.- Alco Arkansas, June 2008

I put out on application of 50lb on a 9 acre area of Bermuda grass gave it a month and a half and cut 18, 40 by 5 bales. It had grown 18-20 inches and that was just its first application and the 3rd cutting that year.

Charles L, September 27 2008

We use sea minerals in liquid form on our trees 4x a year. We spray in the fall before leaves fall and then disk the leaves in, spring when trees bud out, and again when leaves show, and again when fruit is about a the size of a quarter.
Recently I have been pruning our 900 tree orchard and have a lot of nice, new, healthy growth. I have not seen any bugs or disease. The peaches taste great and are big. One orchardist accused us of using growth hormones. I tell my fellow orchardist about sea minerals all the time but most are stuck on chemicals. You can lead a horse to water but can’t make them drink.
You can use my quotes any time.

Richard B, Palisades, Colorado January 2009

We sprayed Sea Minerals FA on our soybeans last year (2008). They were the best we had ever grown and much better than our neighbors. The plants were nearly 6 feet tall! People actually stopped by when they saw the beans from the road to ask what we had done differently. At harvest, they made 44 bushels per acre compared to 40 bushels the year before using commercial fertilizer. More production at a much lower cost-we are sold on Sea Minerals! It is also perfect for pasture ground. Be careful, though. I had a little left over and used it on my lawn. That was a mistake. We could hardly keep it mowed because it grew so fast and thick.

Harold and Tony H.-Edina, Missouri

Thank you for Sea Minerals FA. We used it on our soybeans last year (2008). Some were sprayed once, some twice. In some areas the plants grew to 52 inches tall. The plants were healthier and the size and quality of the bean was better. We nearly doubled our yield!

Merlin and Phyllis S, Reeds, Missouri

"I have a problem and I am wondering how I will have space for the plants that I took out in the spring. They have grown so that I don't think I will be using the same space.

I used the Sea Minerals at the rate of 1 tsp per gal and used it to 'water' the plants both in the pots and some in the ground.

Within 4 days I could see the leaves turning so green and so much growth - I was so amazed.

So, that was early July and 2 months ago - I cannot see that I would need to do that again as they are all still doing well.

Isn't that just grand?  Been wanting to write and tell you guys this."

Carol F.-Missouri

"I sprayed my vegetable garden the 1st and the 15th of each month of the growing season with amazing results! The sweet corn produced 4 ears instead of 2 on the section that was sprayed. The zuchinni plant was waist high as you can see.

Pat-Arkansas

Last year (2008) was the second year that I used Sea Minerals FA on my hay field. I baled 205 round bales off of 25 acres-with no commercial fertilizer!

Robert S.- Rose, OK

I bought some Sea Minerals early in the spring of 2008. It was still very cold when I put it out free choice for my cows.  After the first one discovered it, they fought to get to it. The next day was still very cold but those cows frolicked like it was spring!

In the fall the buyer came for the calves. He asked, “When did you start graining your calves?” I told him that I had not fed any grain to the calves. “I have been buying calves for 30 years and I know a grain fed calf,” he said. I assured him that I had not fed any grain to the calves. “Then what did you do differently?” he asked. I told him that the only change I made was to make Sea Minerals available for them free choice. I had not even taken time to spray my pastures!

Lyle G., Plattsburg, MO 2009