Rolling Greens Rich Farm 

2017-2018 Field Experiment

Lack of food affects the world significantly.

In 2017, RollingGreens started a field experiment project in Sichuan, China. The field conducting the project was around 47 thousand square meters. The purposes for the project were to determine RichFarms series performances with fertilizer and organic fertilizer on various kinds of crops. The project also included an experiment on RichFarm series ability to increase yield rates while reducing fertilizer usage. Crops tested in the project including corn, chilly pepper, rice and various crops.

 

The project ended with promising results in December 2018.

 

 

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations report in 2017, food scarcity is a severe problem. Therefore, RollingGreens dedicated in rice experiments in hope to support this important food source in many countries and cultures.

 

 Experimental group A and B have increase in yield rates of 24% and 4.1% respectively. The results stated that applying RichFarm series with fertilizer and organic fertilizer increase yield rates and they also proved that it helps increasing yield rates while reducing fertilizer usage.

 RollingGreens spent a year on this project in Sichuan, China, testing our products effects on various crops. The results stated that RichFarm series can help its users increase yield rates and do it while successfully reducing fertilizer usage.

 2018/05/02 breed planted

2018/06/04 data collected

Reduce chemical fertilizer successful

70%+RF resembles 100% Chem growth

Result:

Rich Farm reduces chemical fertilizer use effectively

2018/05/02 breed planted
2018/06/04 data collected
Result:
Rich Farm enhances yield rate effectively Improving organic farming

Corn is an important part in the project because it is one of the most consumed crops in history. The results stated that corn applied with RichFarm series grew better and had higher yield rates.

 

Control Group: Using only fertilizer.

Experimental Group: Using RichFarm series with fertilizer.

 

Control group’s corn weighted 6 grams when experimental group’s weighted 9.9 grams, respectively in yield rates by 60%!