Farmer

Decrease Input Costs

Farming isn’t just a career—it’s a way of life, deeply ingrained and often passed down through generations. It demands patience, environmental expertise, time management, effective communication, and, occasionally, a bit of luck. Farmers work the land to provide food and essential commodities for the world. While we can’t control Mother Nature, we can cultivate greater success by reducing input costs, enhancing soil and plant health, improving harvest quality and yields, and embracing responsible land stewardship.

Less Equals More

Disease Protection

Eco-Friendly

Nutrient Cycling

Importance of Soil Ecology

To maximize production—reducing costs while increasing yields—prioritizing soil health is essential. For some, the term might seem unappealing, but it’s crucial to farming success. Soil health refers to the ecological balance within the soil, driven by its microbial communities. These microorganisms play a vital role, and maintaining the right balance of beneficial and harmful microbes is the cornerstone of thriving agriculture.

What Are Microbes?

Learn More About Wind River Products

SoilCare

(For Soil)

BioSoil

(For Soil)

BalanceR2

(For Animal)

REboot

(For Animal)

Meet Our Partnering Farmers

Soybean Farmer

Barley Farmer

Corn

Wheat Farmer

Hay Farmer

“It’s our duty, as agriculturalists, to be stewards of our land for future generations to come.”

Our microbe formulations are sourced from plants, soils, and animals, so they are all naturally occurring microorganisms. It’s our duty, as agriculturalists, to be stewards of our land. We must leave our soils in better shape than when we started using them for future generations to come.

Jackie DayberryRancher, Farmer, President of Wind River Microbes

L&C Natural Ag

Authorized Reseller of Wind River Microbes

Call Us At: 410-476-1495

Located in Trappe, Maryland
Serving: Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & Pennsylvania