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ecosolv Technologies LLC Product Review ecoagra - ea300 Liquid Concentrate - blends with 300 parts water for ready to use (RTU) ecoagra is described as a plant health wash, and in this respect its ability to rapidly increase growth of biomass and subsequent crop yield, provides many attributes which makes it a single product that can be successfully used on all crops. Application is made by spraying directly onto the foliage in the normal way. Only two applications are needed - at three or four leaf and then 20 to 30 days later. ecoagra can be applied on its own, or in conjunction with fertilizers and biocides. An MSDS indicates hazardous ingredients, shipping concerns, and other product information. Review the ecoagra MSDS ecoagra Benefits ea300 Increased Yield Nutrient Uptake (8) Tank Cleaning (3) No hazard warnings(4) Higher BRIX Levels (7) Blends w/chemicals (2) Resists Cold Temps (9) No Drifting Concerns Conserves Water (6) Inexpensive to Apply (1) Aerial/Ground App (5) No Special Equipment Benefit Notes: (1) The application of ecoagra reduces the use of fertilizers, pesticides and other chemicals, and increases yield/profits that more than cover the cost of ecoagra. (2) If fertilizer, herbicides or other inputs need to be used, they can be blended with ecoagra. We recommend a 50/50 combination, although any mixture will provide benefits. (3) ecoagra can be used as a spray tank cleaner when changing input or if it needs cleaning (4) There are no EPA regulations, hazard warnings, drifting concerns, or special equipment required when applying ecoagra, either from the ground or aerial spraying. (5) 12 gallons of RTU per acre may not be possible when aerial spraying, but whatever is put down will provide benefits. We suggest applying at the highest saturation possible. (6) When ecoagra is applied, root mass increases in both depth and width can be substantial. This grants the roots longer access to water as it drains out of the soil. (7) Higher BRIX levels (natural sugar) make food look and taste better, potentially increasing market value and providing higher income to the operator, specifically growers of grapes, citrus, tomatoes and vegetable where sugar content is important. (8) With an increased root mass, whether fibrous or tap, plants treated with ecoagra have access to more soil nutrients, thus speeding up growth and the vitality of plants. (9) ecoagra can be applied to crops the day before an anticipated frost to protect plants against damage. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 1 of 10

What is ecoagra? How ecoagra Works ecoagra is absorbed into the pores on the surface of leaves and accelerates the metabolic process which stimulates the activity of naturally available enzymes and hormones in the plant. As a consequence, the plant feeds better, growing healthier, stronger, and faster, with an increased root mass, which overall results in the increase in biomass and higher yields. ecoagra encourages and stimulates the movement of fertilizers and other nutrients from the soil into the plant through its root system. By spray washing plants you are also cleaning the plant leaves, and clean plant leaves enhances photosynthesis, increasing a plants ability to fight pests and disease. When applied to bare root stock before planting, or saturating the root structure when in place, ecoagra encourages new growth and root development which has a pronounced effect on plant size and vigour. A well developed root system anchors and gives support reducing lodging under adverse weather conditions. ecoagra - It s Natural Although ecoagra provides many of the same benefits as fertilizers, it is not classified as such because its main function is not to provide nutrients to the soil and/or plant, but to increase photosynthesis, naturally through increased biomass. Photosynthesis The Natural Way to Grow ecoagra aids the uptake of trace elements typically found in commercial fertilizers. By the time ecoagra is diluted for spraying to the plant, it looks and tastes like water, and requires no hazard signs, special equipment, or EPA warnings during application. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 2 of 10

Photosynthesis, Respiration and Transpiration Photosynthesis - the process of capturing light energy and converting it to sugar energy in the presence of chlorophyll using carbon dioxide and water. A byproduct of this action is oxygen. Respiration - the process of metabolizing sugars to yield energy for growth, reproduction, and other life processes. Transpiration - the loss of water vapor through the stomata on the underside of leaves http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/141.html. Plant Growth Factors Plant hormones are the chemicals produced by plants and they are instrumental in regulating the growth process. http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/145.html The Root of the Matter Plant growth begins with the root system. When a seed germinates, it produces an embryonic root that grows into the soil. As the root grows, it is as a fibrous or a tap type root system or a combination of both. The development of a strong and extensive root system, aided by ecoagra, increases biomass, and therefore yield. http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/132.html Further information about Plant Structures and photosynthesis can be found on the below link: http://www.ext.colostate.edu/mg/gardennotes/131.html ecoagra Sustainability The sustainability of ecoagra is emphasized by the fact that it is made entirely of plant derived materials. It reduces the quantities of fertilizer needed yet significantly increases yields on plants that are robust from the root system to the seed head. Less fertilizer applied means less to run off as pollution - deep roots means better use of available water - strong plants and root systems reduce plant and soil problems. Since ecoagra increases the yield of its own ingredients, if helps create itself, resulting in circular sustainability. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 3 of 10

ecoagra - Why Only 80% Biobased The percentage shown on the USDA Certified Biobased logo indicates the amount of biobased content that a product tests out to. Although ecoagra is formulated 100% from plants, one ingredient is processed from agricultural field waste material and it has a small amount of ancient carbon. A USDA Certified Biobased Product Blending ecoagra We have had good success blending ecoagra with fertilizer, herbicides and other inputs. Although we recommend a 50/50 mixture, any combination will allow ecoagra to enhance the performance of the input by increasing the uptake. Example: A Thai rice test realized an increase of 12%-17% in grain size and 25%-29% in grain weight per square meter on rice that was treated with 50% ecoagra and 50% fertilizer. Also noted were a substantial increase in root size and biomass. This is a brief summary of the rice test (complete test available) Harvest Results 55 days after 1 st treatment the rice was harvested Plot Number # Grains Change % Grain Wght Change % Straw Wght Change % Units m² g/m² g/m² TC-1 84.8 364.0 250.7 TC-2 99.3 +17.1% 457.1 +25.6% 253.1 +1.0% TC-3 95.2 +12.3% 470.8 +29.3% 265.1 +5.7% ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 4 of 10

ecoagra Trace Ingredients Amount Units Total Solids 0.37% % Total Nitrogen (N) 0.033 % Nitrogen, Ammoniacal (N) 0.014 % Phosphorus (P) < 0.1 % Iron < 2.5 mg/kg Magnesium (Mg) < 2.5 mg/kg Potassium (K) < 2.5 mg/kg Sodium (Na) 1.3 mg/l ecoagra Ingredients: alkanolamines, amino acids, corn oil, nonionic surfactants, plant based fatty acids, and organic alcohol in base of colloidal micelles. ecoagra Hazard Ratings: Rating Standards: Extreme = 4, High = 3, Moderate = 2, Slight = 1, Insignificant = 0 ecoagra Rating: Health = 0, Fire = 0, Reactivity = 0, Special Requirements = 0 ecoagra Storage: ecoagra should not be frozen, and should be stored in a cool covered area. The shelf life of ecoagra is approximately 5 years if stored properly. ecoagra The Obvious Difference The houseplant above was misted with ecoagra once a month from November 2010 to March 2011. The treatment provided increased size and color to the leaves, and dramatically impacted the root mass. When the plant treated with ecoagra was taken out of the pot (picture at right), the roots were wrapped around the bottom. This increase in root mass provides plants with the ability to uptake more nutrients from the soil, and also puts them in longer contact with water as it drains through the soil. This can lower irrigation requirements, and help a plant in times of drought if it is not irrigated. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 5 of 10

What Is Fertilizer? Fertilizer is any organic or inorganic material of natural or synthetic origin that is added to a soil to supply one or more plant nutrients essential to the growth of plants. A recent assessment found that about 40% to 60% of crop yields are attributable to commercial fertilizer use. They are essential for highyield harvest: European fertilizer market is expected to grow to 15.3 billion by 2018. Fertilizer Benefits Increased yield Issues with Fertilizer Non-sustainable resources EPA hazard labels required Cost of spray uniforms/masks etc Drifting concerns High production cost High per-acre application cost Environmentally harmful Runoff creates algae blooms in water Impacts wild & domestic animals Contain fluorides, cadmium & uranium Long term use may sterilize soil Overuse may cause "fertilizer burn" ecoagra Uses: Field Crops Vegetables Fruits Trees Shrubs Grass House Plants Produce Washing ea300 FAQ Q: What is the dilution rate for ea300 application? A: For the initial application, the preferred dilution is 1 to 300 of water. [Do not under dilute]. Review the Application Procedures for detailed information. Q: What is the saturation rate for ea300? A: As a rule of thumb, 45 liters (12 US gallons) should be sufficient to cover one acre, although more will not hurt the crop. This equates to 5 oz/acre of ea300. For greater coverage, 20 gallons or more may be used. Benefits are also derived by pre-soaking the seeds. See more info below. Q: How often should I apply ea300? A: This is dependent on the type of plant combined with weather and soil conditions. Pre-treating the seeds and then applying ecoagra when plants have good leaf growth, typically between the 3 and 5 leaf stage is advantageous. From then on apply per the Application Instructions below, although it is typically 2-3 times per season. Any time a crop is being treated with such things as herbicides, ea300 may be mixed in with the chemical to promote healthier growing conditions. Spraying should help after a heavy rain, especially if it is hot, as high humidity encourages fungus growth. If low temperatures are predicted, an application of ea300 should protect fruit and vegetables from an impending frost if treated within 24 hours. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 6 of 10

Q: When is the best time to apply ea300? A: It is important to apply ea300 in cool conditions, preferably in the early morning or late at night, and not in direct sunlight if possible. Q: What type of sprayer and nozzle should I use? A: It really doesn t matter, although spraying with a light mist is the preferred method of application. What is important is that the plants are drenched to the point of run-off. In order for ea300 to have maximum effectiveness spraying all parts of the plant, including the underside of the leaves and the stalks should be done if possible. Q: What water pressure should be used to spray crops? A: This is dependent on the plant. Hardy crops may be sprayed using up to 400 PSI (sometimes required when applying chemicals), while more delicate plants such as lettuce and flowers should be sprayed at a pressure that doesn't damage the plant, typically in the 15-40 PSI range. Q: How long after crop dusting with ea300 before plants should be irrigated? A: If a crop is being treated with ea300 by air, 24 hours should suffice before a full irrigation, although leaving it on longer may be beneficial. If watering is required before that, wait until the plant is fully dry before further irrigation. For full benefits, the crop should be treated during a full irrigation rather than air spraying, to ensure that the plant is thoroughly wet until the leaves, stalks are soaked. Q: Can I apply ea300 while plants are still wet from rain or dew? A: Yes, this should not make any difference, since the spray pressure should bring ea300 into contact with the surfaces of plants. Q: What are the main benefits that can be anticipated after applying ecoagra? Increased plant size, yield and health Higher germination rate if seeds are pre-treated Increased BRIX levels (plants natural sugar) of the plant if applicable Increased yield produces more profit per acre ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 7 of 10

ea300 Application Procedures Important Pre-Application Note: It is best to spray ea300 when it is cool outside, preferably in the early morning, or night. Spraying during hot sunlight could cause burning of the plants. ea300 Dilution Rates Initial Treatment: 1:300 = 1 part of ea300 to 300 parts water = 300 parts RTU (or mix 5 oz (150ml) of ea300 per 12 gal (45 L) water) 1:300 (removes pesticides, dirt & bug droppings from fruits & vegetables) 1:300 (saturate damaged area twice a week) Produce Wash: Damaged Plants: Bareroot Stock: 1:400 Grafting, Air-Layering: 1:300 Rooting of Cuttings: 1:300 Combination Spray: 1:400(1) Leaf Polish/Maint: 1:600(2) Seed PreTreatment: 1:510 or ¼ oz / gallon (3) Dilution Notes: (1) Combination Spray is when ea300 is mixed with fertilizer, pesticide, etc. Although we do not recommend this, aa300 should always be mixed with other products per their label instructions. (2) If plants are healthy and for ongoing maintenance, dilute ea300 with 600 parts water. (3) Dilute 1 ounce (30ml) per 4 gallons (15 L) of water or ¼ oz (7 ml ) per gallon (liter) water. Soak seeds thoroughly for about 15 minutes, 12 to 24 hours before planting. Other ea300 Uses Plastic Sprayer Tank Before spraying, clean spray rig tank with 16oz/50gal of ea300, making sure that the solution contacts all surfaces. This will remove any previous contaminants, even from the pores of the plastic tank. ecoagra can also be used to clean steel tanks. There is no need to clean out the tank for after the use of ea300, before adding any other solution. Tank Mixing: Read all products labels carefully and adhere strictly to the instructions for use and advice regarding whether or not products should be tank mixed and prior tank cleaning. When mixing with other chemicals, always follow label directions and mixing instructions of the chemical that is to be tank mixed with ea300. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 8 of 10

ea300 Application & Saturation Rates One (1) acre requires 45 liters (12 US Gallons) of ea300 RTU (i.e. in its ready to use diluted form) for the initial treatment. For optimum results, most crops should be sprayed 2-4 times during growing season (see specific applications below). Once a plant is growing well, the dilution rate may be cut in half (i.e. 1 part ea300 to 600 parts water). ea300 Coverage 1 gallon 5 gallon 55 gallon 250 gallon 12 gal RTU acre 45.42 L RTU acre 25 acres 125 acres 1,375 acres 6,250 acres Specific Plant Application Procedures Alfalfa: Apply two weeks after the crop breaks winter dormancy. A second application may be applied after the first cut; however there must be adequate new growth to insure spray contact with the leaf surfaces. Beans: Apply at 4 to 6 leaf stage. Apply 2nd application 16 to 20 days after 1st application. Corn: Apply at 4 to 6 leaf stage. Apply 2nd application 16 to 20 days after 1st application. Cotton: Apply 21 to 28 days after emergence and 10 to 14 days later. Cereals: Apply when crop is 6 inches tall. Apply 2nd application after 20 days. Grapes: Apply before fruit set. Repeat one month later and again if plants look stressed. Peanuts: Apply at the 6 leaf stage and again 7 to 14 days later. Potatoes: Apply one week after 100% emergence. Apply again at 10 to 14 days. Peppers: Apply at the 3 to 4 leaf stage. Raspberries: Apply at start of flowering. Rice: Apply at start of tillering. Soybeans: Apply when crop is 2 to 6 inches tall. Apply 2nd application 16 to 20 days after 1st application. Tobacco: Apply at the 3 to 4 leaf stage. Tomatoes: Apply at the 3 to 4 leaf stage. Repeat one month later and again if plants look stressed. Turf: Apply as soon as growth commences in the spring and repeat monthly, or when needed. Application Notes: Do not over-apply ecoagra. For most crops, we recommend the first application when plants have reached the 3-5 leaf foliar stage, and once again about a month later. It may be added again if plants look stressed. Do not under-dilute ecoagra as that may cause browning of the plant. If possible, it is best to apply ecoagra in the cool of the morning before the sun shines on the plants. ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 9 of 10

ecoagra - Come Grow with Us A USDA Certified Biobased Product A new way of looking at agriculture - For more information about ecosolv products, please visit our website at www.ecosolv.com If you are interested in Distribution, please contact; Alan Parker: 613 724 3755 aparker@ecosolv.com or Bob Davis: 757 436 9266 rldavis@ecosolv.com ecosolv Technologies LLC Page 10 of 10