• Contains many minerals and trace elements in natural compositions and proportions.
• Improves soil fertility.
• Reduces soil acidity.
• Activates bacterial flora and increases the population of earthworms.
• Enhances and protects the physical, chemical, structural, and biological activity of the soil.
• Impossible to overdose.
• Prevents the spread of diseases and pests.
• Increases the reserve of nutrients available to cultivated plants.
• Improves the soil’s ability to retain water and nutrients.
• Non-toxic, with no expiration date or maximum storage period.
• Not washed out by groundwater.
• Modifies the granulometric composition of the soil.

The Long-Term Impact of Intensive Cultivation on Soil

Over time, intensive crop cultivation negatively affects the soil, leading to a decrease in crop yield, higher susceptibility to pests and diseases, and a reduction in soil pH and calcium content.

In agriculture, synthetic fertilizers are commonly used, which negatively impact the environment and are economically inefficient. Regular use of soil conditioners and enhancers is essential.

One of the best solutions is the use of inorganic materials, among which basalt meal is considered one of the most effective.