The Ground Improver homepage highlights the significance of soil in producing over 95% of our food, emphasizing the essential role of agriculture and horticulture in managing natural resources and sustaining human life. However, the unsustainable practices in these sectors, marked by high fertilizer and water costs and overuse, are addressed by their innovative product, Rescaype. This technology notably reduces fertilizer needs by up to 60% and water requirements by 50%, offering multiple environmental and economic benefits.
Rescaype, a water-soluble co-polymer composed of poly-acetate and polyacrylamide, mechanically restructures soil to create an ideal porous structure for better water and oxygen circulation, supporting fungi and worm growth. This restructuring leads to larger plant root growth, reduces pesticide needs due to stronger plant resistance to pests, and enhances the survival rate of young plants to 100%. It also improves heavy clay soil conditions and stabilizes soil particles with water.
The product’s impact spans various sectors, including greenhouses, where it boosts productivity and sustainability, and landscaping, where it enhances plant survival rates and reduces maintenance costs. In addition to these benefits, Rescaype addresses the global challenge of soil salination. It efficiently reduces high sodium content in topsoil, aiding in land reclamation and preventing soil degradation. By facilitating a chemical process with Calcium Sulphate, Rescaype helps convert harmful sodium in the soil into a soluble form, thus mitigating the issue of salinated topsoil. Overall, Rescaype presents a comprehensive solution to modern agricultural challenges, promoting sustainable practices while enhancing productivity and profitability across various sectors.

