PyroLift

Smoke-Derived Pyroligneous + Fulvic Acid (OMRI)

Data-backed carbon-capture chemistry that fits the pass you already make.

+40% more pods per plant (University of Missouri) Source: University of Missouri 2024 soybean pyroligneous-acid research: pods/plant 260.8 → 366.3, nodules 17 → 92, leaf carbon capture +13.8%, β-carotene 4.7×. Category research on a commercial pyroligneous acid. PyroLift is the same chemistry (smoke-derived pyroligneous + fulvic, OMRI-listed). · Per PLANT in an outdoor pot study, not bushels per acre. Field soybeans set ~30–80 pods because neighbouring plants compete, so a pot pod-count does not carry across to yield, and we don't claim it does. Figures are the strongest response reported at any dose. A low-cost (~$6–15/ac) complement: break-even ~1.2–1.5 bu soybean.

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What it is

Smoke-Derived Pyroligneous + Fulvic Acid (OMRI)

A wood-derived pyroligneous-acid additive carrying naturally-derived fulvic acid (2.4–3.0%), organic acids, phenols, and carbonyl compounds. University of Missouri research on this chemistry measured +40% more pods per plant, 5× the nodules, and +13.8% more leaf carbon capture. Those figures are per plant, in a pot study, so treat it as mechanism rather than a bushel forecast. It also conditions high-pH spray water (about 8.0 down to 5.4 at 1 gal per 100 gal). OMRI-listed, and built to complement, not replace, your core fertility program at roughly $6–15/ac.

What it returns

Returns on investment per container.

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The research

The evidence behind PyroLift, ours and everyone else's.

Every figure carries its source. Independent research shows where the agronomy holds up; our own replicated trials show it on the ground.

AgriTec trials

Pyroligneous acid + fulvic (smoke-derived, OMRI-listed) drove +13.8% more leaf carbon capture and 4.7× faster beta-carotene accumulation in university and lab data.

AgriTec PyroLift program data
The full AgriTec wheat program yielded 99 bu/ac versus 79 on the conventional N-only control, a +25% lift on a replicated six-plot trial with identical starting soil (pH 5.4).

Agricenter International trial · Memphis, TN
Replicated on-farm trial partnerships across the Southeast: peanut (Auburn University), soybean (Alcorn State University), and forage (Tuskegee University).

AgriTec university trial partners

Independent research

Soybeans treated with pyroligneous acid set +40% more pods per plant (260.8 → 366.3) and carried 5× the nodules (17 → 92) in University of Missouri research. Measured per plant in an outdoor pot study. Pod counts don't convert to bushels per acre, because field plants compete for light and water.

University of Missouri 2024: soybean pyroligneous-acid research

Independent findings are general to the nutrient or mechanism and describe where a response is likely, not a guarantee on your field. Match them to your soil test; an AgriTec agronomist will help.

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