Barn environment

The use of medication and disinfectants negatively affects the microbial community in animals’ environment. A lack of beneficial effective microorganisms in this environment encourages pathogens to multiply which leads to the onset of disease. Spraying regularly with our effective microorganisms suppresses the growth of putrefying bacteria.

The use of effective microorganisms in the stable environment promotes the spread of beneficial microbes and prevents any decay processes which are responsible for unpleasant smells. Organic acids contained in our microbial cultures neutralise and prevent  gas emissions such as ammonia and nitrous oxide. An environment is created where flies can not multiply, meaning less stress to the animals and workers.