Method and business methods for applying biologically-processed mineral salts to crops and crop land
OwnerKenneth Martininventor
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Abstract
According to the preferred embodiments, mineral salts are added to an aqueous biological culture. The biological agents in the aqueous biological culture process one or more of the minerals into a different chemical form that is more readily assimilated by plant leaves and roots. The aqueous biological culture and processed mineral(s) are then applied to crops and/or crop land. The result is the easy application of minerals that have been biologically-processed in a manner that enhances their uptake by plant leaves and roots. The resulting plants provide crops that have enhanced concentrations of trace minerals, thereby providing enhanced health benefits to both animals and humans that consume the crops.
Claims32
A method for farming comprising:
- (1) applying an aqueous biological culture containing at least one biologically-processed mineral to crop land, wherein the at least one biologically-processed mineral is biologically-processed from mineral salt that comprise at least 50% sodium chloride, with the remaining portion of the mineral salt comprising at least the following elements:
- calcium;
- potassium;
- sulfur;
- magnesium;
- and
- phosphorous;
- (2) raising a crop on the crop land;
- and
- (3) harvesting the crop.
A method for doing business comprising the steps of:
- adding a mineral salt to an aqueous biological culture;
- the aqueous biological culture biologically processing the mineral salt to a different chemical form;
- and
- applying the aqueous biological culture with biologically-processed minerals to crop land.
A method for doing business comprising the steps of:
- setting up a bio-generator tank on-site at a farm;
- filling the bio-generator tank with water;
- adding at least one biological agent to the water in the bio-generator tank;
- and
- periodically visiting the bio-generator tank to add:
- water;
- at least one biological agent;
- feed for the at least one biological agent;
- and
- mineral salt.
A method for biologically processing an inorganic mineral in a mineral salt into an organic form, the method comprising the steps of:
- generating an aqueous active biological culture;
- adding the inorganic mineral to the aqueous active biological culture;
- and
- the aqueous active biological culture biologically processing the inorganic material into the organic form.
A method for changing chemical form of a mineral from a first form to a second form, the method comprising the steps of:
- generating an aqueous active biological culture;
- adding the mineral of the first form to the aqueous active biological culture;
- and
- the aqueous active biological culture biologically processing the mineral of the first form to the second form.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.