ECO-MIN®: A Product Designed with Communities & Schools in Mind

Designed with Communities in Mind

Legislators, Municipalities, Urban / Green Developers, Schools and Universities are coming under increasing pressure by public and private entities to adopt “green,” sustainable business practices while protecting the health of its citizens. ECO-MIN can help do both.

ECO-MIN is suitable for use in all forms of agriculture, horticulture, turf and trees. It’s all-natural, OMRI-listed, contains no synthetic fertilizer, and is safe for children, pets, and wildlife. ECO-MIN can reduce and potentially eliminate the need for toxic conventional (NPK) fertilizers. You’ll be protecting the health of your community while also improving the environment by arresting soil contamination, re-mineralizing the soil, and reducing or eliminating ground water pollution and soil erosion. Further, ECO-MIN helps increase the water retention capacity of soil, so plants, grass, trees, and crops require less water to grow.

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LEGISLATORS / MUNICIPALITIES

ECO-MIN is an effective, safe, environmentally-friendly alternative to synthetic (NPK) fertilizer and toxic pesticides.

• Use ECO-MIN on: Public Landscaping, Public Parks, Highways, Watersheds, Dog Parks

GREEN / URBAN DEVELOPERS

Use ECO-MIN to create healthy, non-toxic, non-polluting green spaces that require less water and are less prone to erosion.

• Use ECO-MIN on: New & Existing Urban Developments, LEED Certified Developments, Golf Courses

SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES

Use ECO-MIN to ensure the health and sustainability of your campus community.

• Use ECO-MIN on: Campus Green Spaces, Athletic Playing Fields, Campus Gardens, Landscaping

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

ECO-MIN is a smart investment to improve soil health, mitigate contamination in brownfield sites, & decrease potential for chemical run-off.

• Use ECO-MIN on: Parks & Recreation, Public Works, Brownfield Sites, Permeable Sidewalks, Agriculture

Contact us to learn how ECO-MIN can help you adopt, maintain, or transition to environmentally-safe, effective, and sustainable green space management practices.

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Cities, Legislators, Urban Developers, Schools