Agro-maxx Super Surfactants
We're a company that has the exclusive distribution of a very new type of bio-based crop/plant technology in Missouri called Agro-maxx Super Surfactants. This truly is a revolutionary new product that can significantly increase crop/plant yields and health while also reducing the need for typical chemical based inputs. It's very ecologically friendly, 100% biodegradable, non-toxic, cost effective and environmentally safe.
This new "Nano-Technology" surfactant contains non-ionic colloids less than one nanometer in size that increases the moisture absorption of plant leaves and their ability to quickly absorb natural and foliar-applied nutrients and other plant inputs such as pesticides and herbicides; often cutting their usage and cost in half. It substantially improves plant health. Unlike traditional surfactants; Agro-maxx then remains as a "wetting agent" in the plants circulation systems for several days continuing to help translocate nutrients between leaves and roots. Therefore it improves plant health, provides higher yields, brix/sugar/protein levels, overall nutritional quality, shelf life, taste and color which can significantly improves the value of the user's plants. It often allows for earlier harvesting and many plants continue to keep putting on fruit longer than usual. It can also greatly improve seed germination success rates, reduce customer plant returns and of ten help to recover sickly plants. And by making better use of low-fertility soils, fertilizers, pesticides and even water; increases businesses profitability and helps to give them a real competitive advantage. We are currently expanding the product line by offering a ornamental horticulture and garden spray with micronutrients, an all-natural plant and vegetable wash, a lawn and turf formulation, a general purpose cleaner and we have even products more to come.
For more information, please visit the Agro-maxx.com website.
Agro-maxx Super Surfactants
11425 Essex Ave
Maryland Heights, MO 63043
P: (573) 416-0367.
