 "....we are completely satisifed with SEA-90. Our hay ground was the only hay in the area to produce more than the previous year. Some fields that had commercial fertilizer produced up to a third less becasue of the lack of moisture."
Jerrod W
Baldwin, KS
Ron won Ub Gus category, Legume Baleage, at the 2010 Southeastern Hay Contest with the following results: crude protein 16.6%, TDN 52.3%, RFQ 112. Ron also offers his sheep a combination of SEA-90 mineral, baking soda, and diatomaceous earth.
Ron P
Defuniak Springs, FL
Donnie reports that virtually none of his hay has been wasted since he began using SEA-90. Despite being baled and stored for two years, it is still lush and green and in just-harvested condition. He has not seen any mold develop in the baled moist hay. Donnie also observed that after applying SEA-90, his pasture greened up earlier than any of his neighbors.
Donnie C
Fayetteville, AR
“…..we decided to convert a 12-acre pasture to native grass (Big Bluestem) through a program sponsored by the Missouri Dept of Agriculture. We sprayed the entire 12-acre pasture twice during early spring with five lbs SEA-90 per acre. During the last week of May we killed all the grass in the field and mowed allowing the dead grass to decompose in the field. Utilizing a no-till method we drill-seeded the Big Bluestem during the second week of June. In September, the State conservation specialist visited our farm to inspect the field. For his records, the agent observed and noted that our 12-acre field was the best Big Bluestem he had seen in 2008. Additionally, the Big Bluestem had five ft tall seed heads the first year after planting; something he had never seen. Normally, the grass did not put seed heads on until the second year. He wanted to know if I had done anything different outside of their recommendtion. I told him that I sprayed with SEA-90; in my opinion that is the only thing that could have made a difference."
Gary T.
Mountain View, MO
“…..I applied SEA-90 to my pasture with a broadcaster in strips. I noted a definite color difference (darker green) where I had applied it so it was a sure thing it was from the SEA-90.”
Kathie A.
Truxton, NY
“…..I sprayed five pounds of SEA-90 per acre on alfalfa for less than $2 per acre and harvested seven cuttings and experienced a protein increase of up to 25 percent. I also offer it to my dairy cows twice per day as a mineral, and they are healthier than I’ve ever seen them!”
Larry S.
Middleton, MO
“…..I sprayed five pounds of SEA-90 per acre for less than $2, and grazed 73 head of cattle on an eight-acre pasture for six days. After moving the cattle off, there was still enough grass left to bale hay. I’ve also been giving it to my cattle as mineral and they look better than ever!”
Mitch F.
Greenbrier, AR
 “…..I have been experimenting with your sea minerals. We have seven steers, about 800-900 pounds each and growing. I spread SEA-90 sea minerals in an area of approximately 50x50 in a 12-acre pasture. The steers did not see me as I applied the sea mineral, but they found it on their own. The grass in this area is shaved while the adjacent is at normal height.”
Joe H.
Stevensville, MT
“…..been spreading SEA-90 sea minerals on a buffalo pasture at Onondaga Nation in central New York. After one month the grasses were knee high except the test plot, which was only an inch  or two. At first, from a distance, I feared that I killed or stunted the vegetation, but closer inspection revealed the buffalo chewed the test plot down to this short height, and soil conditions suggested they were licking the soil, even rolling in the test plot. The buffalo ignored all the other adjacent pasture and only ate the grasses in the treated area. When I began to leave, I looked back to see the buffalo standing in the test plots and looking at us as if asking, "where are more of those tasty minerals?"
David Y.
East Greenbush, NY
“…..I applied SEA-90 to my fields after our first cutting, at a rate of four pounds in 20 gallons of water per acre, and reduced my fertilizer costs by 50 percent with increased hay production. The first cutting from a field with commercial fertilizer produced 80 round bales, while the same field with SEA-90 and without fertilizer produced 156 round bales. I harvested 387 bales off one 70 acre field. I experienced much better hay production from the SEA-90 fields."
Merle G.
Summers, AR
“…..I applied 100 lbs of SEA-90 per acre on my hay ground this spring and was very impressed with the vitality of the crop….. and my customers are pleased with the quality and tell me their livestock show a definite preference for my hay.
Jeff Z.
Columbus, MO
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