From Indian Jujube to Romaine Lettuce: Rolling Greens Microbial Products Deliver Outstanding Results in Thailand Field Trials

Indian Jujube Trial Results

The trial compared a “microbial product + fertilization treatment group” with an “untreated control group.” The harvest period was from December 2568 to February 2569 in the Thai Buddhist calendar.

Flowering stage: The treatment group showed larger inflorescences, stronger flower stalks, and bright green leaves, while the control group had smaller inflorescences and lighter leaf color.
Fruiting stage: The treatment group produced plump fruits with glossy green skin and no visible stem borer damage. In contrast, the control group showed yellowish fruits, higher fruit drop, and stem borer damage.
Unexpected discovery: The occurrence of anthracnose, downy mildew, mealybugs, and caterpillars was lower in the treatment group than in the control group. Even under flooding conditions, the root system remained healthy and showed no signs of severe rotting.
Romaine Lettuce Trial Results

The microbial product was applied twice, once on day 21 and once on day 35 of crop growth. The evaluation was conducted at harvest on day 42.

Conclusion

This field trial in Thailand once again demonstrates that RichFarm Booster provide practical benefits in improving both crop yield and quality. RichFarm Booster continue to deepen cooperation with Thai customers and expand field trials to bring more sustainable yield-enhancing solutions to growers.