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Coriphol is an aqueous solution comprised of numerous phenols, organic acids and other light weight biomolecules sourced from almond shells.

Plant phenols are secondary metabolites that plants produce in response to abiotic and biotic stresses like nutrient imbalance, water deficiency, heat, frost, pests, pathogens and weeds. Our solution can be diluted with irrigation water for foliar and drip applications, or used as part of a baseline nutritional mix.

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24 Acre Head Lettuce Field Trial — Economic Model

2 drip injections @ 0.004% concentrate 1/4” water plus 6 foliar sprays @ 0.33% concentrate 50 gal/acre rate (1 quart per quarter inch water plus 4 ml. per gallon foliar)

$40 of Coriphol can drive over $1,000 net income per acre, while cutting fertilizer loads in half!

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Table of study results on benefits of Coriphol use.
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24 Acre Head Lettuce Field Trial — Results

Results: Graph of Aggregate Marketable weight
Results: Graph of Average Marketable Weight (kg)
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Mixed Crop Field Trials — Substantial Crop Yields Over Controls

Third party field trials with Coriphol showed outstanding increases in marketable yields for a variety of high-value crops. Romaine and head lettuce improved significantly, even at half the fertilizer rate. Broccoli crowns showed big increases in salability, and cabbage trials produced higher yields. Finally, a strawberry trial produced double digit gains with just three foliar applications!

Broccoli Field Trial (Drip + Foliar) in Rolinda, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Broccoli Field Trial (Drip Only) in Rolinda, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Broccoli Field Trial (Drip + Foliar) in Madera, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Romaine Lettuc Field Trial (Drip + Foliar) in Rolinda, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Romaine Lettuc Field Trial (Drip Only) in Rolinda, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Romaine Lettuce Field Trial (Drip + Foliar) in Madera, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
Cabbage Field Trial (Drip + Foliar) in Rolinda, CA showing increased yield over controls with applications of Coriphol.
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Stock image of a head of broccoli.

 

Lange Research and Consulting, Inc. Abstracts:

Strawberry Trials — 10% Yield Increase and 294% Profit Increase

From the University Research Team:

A Coriphol trial was conducted on outdoor potted Mondragon organic strawberries.

3 foliar sprays were applied between February 13 and March 21, with 1% Coriphol in water @100 gallon per acre simulated rate.

15 harvests from March through early August resulted in significant increases in yields and profitability.

Simulated ROI for 1-Acre of Strawberries cite the University of CA source of average strawberry data/acre.

Table of profit increases in farming of organic Mondragon Strawberries with Coriphol.
Table of yield increase of organic Mondragon Strawberries with Coriphol.
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“A few weeks after we implemented a weekly Coriphol spraying regimen, our strawberry plant leaves turned darker green and especially more shiny. We saw a small increase in berries production. More importantly for us on The Farm at Brush Creek, the berries became more red especially on the inside and feedback from our chef’s was that they were sweeter and tasted fuller than before we began using Coriphol.”

— Serge Boon, The Farm at Brush Creek Ranch