Antimicrobial agents and methods for use thereof in the abatement of food borne pathogenic organisms
OwnerLynn C. Wilfordinventor
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Abstract
Antimicrobial agents and methods for the abatement of food borne pathogenic organisms—particularly, Escherichia coli—include the steps of providing a specifically formulated humic composition and, thereafter, applying the humic composition as an antimicrobial agent for the abatement of Escherichia coli. In at least some applications of the present invention, other substances are introduced in combination with the humic composition thereby synergistically providing in certain applications a greater effect than otherwise independently obtainable.
Claims20
A method for abatement of Escherichia coli at a treatment location, said method for abatement comprising the steps of:
- providing a humic composition, said humic composition comprising:
- at least 95% humic acid;
- at least 2% fulvic acid;
- and
- a quantity of one or more elements including at least one of iron, manganese, magnesium, zinc or boron;
- and
- delivering said humic composition as an antimicrobial agent to said treatment location.
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