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A. Vitazyme builds soils in a number of ways. Increased root growth from the crop adds organic matter after harvest. Microbe populations are expanded, which exude polysaccharides which form the ‘glue’ that binds soil particles. Earthworm activity is increased, forming channels for water absorption and root growth. See Soil benefits in How Vitazyme Works.
