BioOx Grow Is Certified to Be Used in Organic Production and Uses Proprietary Technology to Stimulate Agricultural Plant Growth While Detoxifying Your Soil.

EAST HANOVER, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BioOx (www.bioox.us) announces today it has received certified listing from the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for organic production according to the USDA National Organic Program regulations for its agricultural growth supplement called BioOx Natural Media for Plants, also known as BioOx Grow (www.bioox.us/grow/).

BioOx Grow is revolutionizing the farming process and enhances plant growth naturally for large and small scale agriculture, landscapes, indoor and outdoor gardening, hydroponics, aeroponics, and composting. The parent company, BioOx, was founded by the renowned research scientist, Dr. Sam Sofer, who worked in a Nobel Prize-winning laboratory and discovered ROx (reserve oxygen). ROx oxygen reserves are how plants and animals transport oxygen in water for growth, immune system activity for fighting disease and destroying toxins, and general wellness. The brand’s agricultural BioOx Grow product is based on the proprietary science of ROx and the biological relationships of organic enzymes.

The benefits of BioOx Grow are two-fold. First, crop yield and biomass are increased by up to 40%. Second, Grow also detoxifies your soil, destroying oils, gasoline, pesticides and herbicides in the process. “Grow works with plant roots to increase nutrient and water uptake, greatly increasing their efficiency, and requiring less water, wasting less nutrients, while also purifying the soil for healthier growth,” says Founder Dr. Sam Sofer.

Furthermore, farming with BioOx Grow doesn’t require any substantial changes and provides a seamless solution:

• No new machinery required
• No expensive redesign of your land or greenhouse is needed

To learn more about BioOx Grow and how this game-changing agricultural supplement can meet your needs, please reach out to the company directly. Contact details are below. Certification can be found here.