Field Validation & Results

Selected field trial summaries conducted to validate material performance under real agricultural conditions. Observations are provided for research, validation, and scalability assessment purposes.

Field Trial Summary 1 — Corn (2025)

Soil conditions: Light sandy and sandy loam soils with low moisture retention

Material applied: Lignin-based organic soil amendment AHLF-S

Application rate: Approximately 440 lb per 1,000 sq ft

Trial area: Approximately 2,150 sq ft (with untreated control plot)

Season: 2025 growing season

Observed effects:

  • Improved soil moisture retention and slower drying of the topsoil layer
  • Improved soil structure and soil workability
  • More uniform and vigorous crop emergence
  • Increased green biomass formation throughout the growing season
  • Strong, resilient plant stems under high-temperature conditions
  • Reduced incidence of plant diseases and lower pressure from common soil and foliar pests
  • Improved overall plant resilience under stress conditions
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Field Trial Summary 2 — Soybean (2024)

Soil conditions: Low-fertility soils with degraded structure and low organic matter content

Material applied: Lignin-based organic-mineral soil amendment AHLF-NPK-S

Application rate: Approximately 660 lb per 1,000 sq ft

Trial area: Approximately 1,075 sq ft (partial application with untreated control)

Season: 2024 growing season

Observed effects:

  • Noticeable improvement in soil structure and formation of a stable mulching effect
  • Improved soil moisture retention and reduced surface drying
  • Accelerated crop maturation despite late planting
  • Improved grain filling and kernel integrity
  • Estimated yield increase of approximately 20%+ when extrapolated to standard production conditions
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Disclaimer: The results above are based on limited-area observations and are intended for research and validation purposes. They may vary by soil type, climate, and agronomic practices and do not constitute commercial performance guarantees