Agricultural Homeopathic Elements for Biocontrol

A propagule planting system that controls diseases, pathogens and pests comprising:

• a) a propagule which is selected from the group consisting of:
• soybean, corn, wheat, barley, sugar beet, oat, mustard, rice, legume, canola, peanut, sunflower, pepper, tomato and potato crops as well as vegetables, grass, flowers, fruit, citrus and conifer trees;
• b) a non-damaging stimulus selected from a group consisting of chitin or chitosan or both and wherein said non-damaging stimulus is provided in the amount of approximately 1 to 250,000 micrograms for each gram of propagule and wherein said non-damaging stimulus is a stimulus which is not damaging to said propagule, and is provided such that the non-damaging stimulus is at a level in the range given above;
• c) a chitin or chitosan or both as elicitor compositions in the range of 0-98% deacetylation comprised of the following micronutrient trace elements:
• total nitrogen 0.23-0.33%;
• ammoniacal nitrogen 0.11-0.16%;
• water soluble nitrogen, 0.23-0.33%;
• urea nitrogen 0.05-0.50%;
• water soluble potassium (K) 0.01-0.10%;
• calcium (Ca) 0.05%;
• available phosphate (PO4) 0.01-0.10%;
• chloride (Cl) 0.07%;
• iron (Fe) 0.001-0.01%;
• and sulfur (S) 0.01-0.10%.
• i) which sufficiently triggers the release of a naturally defensive substance from said propagule so as to protect said propagule from disease and so that said naturally defensive substance is at a greater level than would naturally exist, and
• ii) which acts to at least sustain said release of said naturally defensive substance, and
• wherein said non-damaging stimulus is also continuously provided in a non-gaseous form in a vicinity of said propagule;
• and
• d) a non-gaseous communication medium wherein said medium allows said non-damaging stimulus to affect said propagule.