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Development History
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2002 Fall
Dr. Umezawa is formally invited to begin development of a fertilizer using
enzyme breakdown with a composter.
Trial Manufactured Composter in Mexico
Miyamonte Mex Research Laboratory
Fulvic Acid Production Factory
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2003 June
A successful sample of Miya Organic Fertilizer is produced using the trial composter.
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2004
In Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring (1963), the intense damage to the environment for over 40 years since
the booming rise in industry is argued to cause mass suffering of life with dramatic rises in new and
more sophisticated disease. In order to repair the damage and restore Earth’s clean environment,
Dr. Umezawa stressed to the Agricultural University in Mexico, this composter, developed on his
long accumulated research of enzyme dissambly, is absolutely necessary.
After preliminary safety tests at the University, a formal contract is initiated between the University
and Miyamonte MEX for an agricultural protocol study.
Due to the astounding results of the agricultural protocol study, there began a research and development phase to perfect the ratio of Humic Acid and Fulvic Acid. Miyamonte Mex’s Fertilizer was found to have a greater percentage of fulivc acid to existing fertilizers.
Following, Miyamonte Mex focused on the development of Fulvic Acid. Previously, Miyamonte MEX had been successful in the production of an organic high protein animal feed for the growth of stock animals. They applied this former science successfully for the proliferation of fulvic acid.
Development of a mass volume horizontally assembled trial composter
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2005
Research of the Miyamonte Mex Fulvic Acid Concentrated solution begins.
At Antonio Naro University, Dr. Ruben performs successful protocol of soil refinement using
sunflower cultivation with Fulvic Acid.
Dr. Ruben Related Article
PHOTO: L to R:
Luis Alberto Aguirre Uribe,
Dr. Shozo Umezawa, Dr. Dick Miyayama, M.D.
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2006
Present day compostor. In production for mass product development.
Successful development of both liquid and dry Fulvic Acid
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