Indiana "NOW THAT I'M supplementing with DIGESTIT," this Indiana hog raiser explains, "the only piglet losses are those the sow lays on. Litters are also bigger; scours is a problem of the past."

Ohio

"1998 WAS ANOTHER YEAR when neighbors crops burned up; mine came through the Spring floods and Summer heat as usual," Glen Everett, Gnadenhutten, Ohio reported when he ordered FERTIMAX Fertilizer and DIGESTIT Livestock supplement for his 12th year of Biological Farming. The check covers the cost of 10 tons of DIGESTIT (for 150 dairy cows) and the Clod Buster needed for maintaining his high levels of production on the 700 acres he farms.

Illinois
THESE CEDAR COUNTY Iowans had never seen what is commonly called drought, so Colonel Taylor took them to Northern Illinois to convince them that the crop failure (left) was actually plant starvation. The adjacent field (right) had been "completely, scientifically remineralized and biologically reactivated."

California AT FIREBAUGH, California, a Field Man shows damage to sugar beets by "Rhyzomania" (crazy root), ineffectiveness of herbicide (tall weeds) and effect of compacted soils in left photo, and in right photo, no weeds, as beets develop in Biologically Farmed, fungus-free, suitable-tilth soils.

Pennsylvania THIS EPHRATA, Pennsylvania farmer was so impressed with the difference in his Biologically grown alfalfa (left) and in his NPK and lime fertilized hay that he hired a photographer to get these pictures. His son, pictured, now does the farming.

FERTIMAX Total Soil Management
Results in Biological Farming, which is also
Certifiable Organic Farming.

Biological Farming is the 31-year, on-farm proved, superior system of agricultural production. It increases chemical, physical and biological soil activities. Crops are more efficiently and completely nourished. Both drought and flood damages are reduced because biologically active, high-humus soils multiply insoak, thus curtail runoff and its accompanying erosion. Biological Farming achieves the ultimate in reduction of agricultural pollution; it is environmentally friendly.

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