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About Terreplenish: Regenerative agriculture solutions
We’re trailblazers and conservationists dedicated to transforming farming globally with innovative solutions that foster sustainable, circular economies around the world.
About Feed Earth Now, LLC
Founded in 2012 under the parent company Feed Earth Now (FEN), Terreplenish® is at the forefront of regenerative agriculture, offering cutting-edge, sustainable solutions that transform green waste into a living microbial solution. Designed to revitalize soil health, enhance water retention, and increase crop resilience, Terreplenish® helps farmers thrive and reduce the need for harmful chemicals.
Feed Earth Now draws its name from the natural fen ecosystem, celebrated for nurturing biodiversity, conserving water, filtering pollutants, and serving as a critical buffer between habitats. Inspired by this balance, FEN’s advanced composting technology produces Terreplenish®—an innovative soil regenerator and plant growth enhancer that fosters sustainable crop growth and boosts environmental resilience.
At FEN, we transform crop waste and food scraps into valuable resources, focusing on three key areas of environmental impact:
- Soil Remediation
- Waste & Landfill Management
- Water Conservation
By mimicking nature’s processes, we are committed to regenerating the earth and empowering farmers to grow healthier, more resilient crops.
Transforming Green Waste into Regenerative Farming Solutions
As highlighted by the Washington Post, a staggering one-third of the world’s food production is wasted annually, contributing to both economic and environmental challenges. The future of food waste recycling lies in innovative solutions, and that’s exactly what we deliver.
Feed Earth Now and Easy Energy Systems have joined forces to lead the charge in sustainable solutions through groundbreaking technologies under Digital Utilities Ventures (DUTV). Together, we support regional farm co-ops, organic farmers, and compost facilities by transforming food waste into Terreplenish®—a certified organic plant growth accelerator.
Our Modular Microbe Production System
Our proprietary Modular Microbe Production System converts large volumes of food waste into Terreplenish, offering farmers a regenerative solution for enhancing soil health. Terreplenish restores soil vitality, boosts crop production, and naturally defends against plant diseases—all while reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers by up to 20%.
Much like probiotics improve human health, Terreplenish rejuvenates soil, fostering sustainable agricultural practices and resilient ecosystems.
A Future of Sustainable Farming
By strategically placing modular units near food waste generation sites, we can scale this eco-friendly technology to meet the growing demand for regenerative agriculture. Each system has the capacity to produce over 150,000 gallons of soil microbes monthly, supporting over 500,000 acres of farmland annually.
This approach not only diverts waste from landfills but also creates new revenue streams for large-scale green waste generators, such as farms and grocery stores. Through the power of nitrogen-fixing microbes, we’re building a greener, more productive future.
About Terreplenish®
- OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute): OMRI ensures that producers know which products are appropriate for organic operations. Terreplenish® is OMRI Listed for certified organic use.
- USDA Certified Biobased Product: Part of the USDA BioPreferred Program, Terreplenish® meets standards for biobased content, supporting sustainability and reducing reliance on non-renewable resources.
- CDFA (California Department of Food and Agriculture) Organic Input Material (OIM) Program: Registered for use in organic crop and food production, Terreplenish® meets California’s strict standards for organic farming inputs.
These certifications reflect our commitment to supporting sustainable and organic agriculture.
Grow Better with Terreplenish®
Proven nitrogen-fixing results from our blend of proprietary
free-living nitrogen-fixing microbes.
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