There’s trouble in paradise.
Nitrogen runoff from conventional lawn care products is devastating Florida waterways.
Nitrogen-heavy fertilizers aren’t doing your yard as much good as you think.
Less than half of the nitrogen in lawn care fertilizers is actually absorbed by grass. The bulk of the nutrients in your lawn fertilizer wash into nearby rivers, lakes and streams, causing deadly algae blooms that kill thousands of fish annually.
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Too Much Nitrogen and
Phosphorus in Our Waterways
Algal blooms produce a foul odor along waterways, decrease dissolved oxygen, threaten insect and fish communities and can even produce toxins that are harmful to mammals and humans.
What is Causing
Florida’s Algae Crisis?
The director of the Florida Sea Grant Program explains what’s driving the two-pronged disaster centered around two large-scale algae outbreaks in Florida that are killing fish and threatening public health.
Nutrient Pollution: A Growing,
Costly & Challenging Problem
Nutrient pollution has impacted many streams, rivers, lakes, bays and coastal waters for the past several decades, resulting in serious environmental and human health issues, and impacting the economy.
There’s a better way.
ClimateYard™ uses cutting-edge microbiology to produce the same results as conventional lawn fertilizers without the negative consequences.
ClimateYard’s probiotic formula replaces conventional fertilizer with an environmentally-friendly blend of beneficial bacteria and fungi. These microorganisms colonize the root structures of grass and other plants, feeding them atmospheric nitrogen and increasing the bioavailability of phosphorus that’s already in your soil. As the microorganisms reproduce and proliferate, the colonies become self-sustaining, requiring fewer applications to produce carbon-sequestering, plant-boosting results without the harmful environmental effects of traditional fertilizers.