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Text Box:      Winterfalls Ranch produces Peruvian Gold Organic Fertilizers and Soil Amendments.  From this page, you can join in on organic gardening discussions at PG’s Organic Forum or get some great horticulture tips, (and enjoy some fun at the Barnyard Blog).  If you are a retailer and want information on sales the dealers & retailers button will take you to our Peruvian Gold retailer’s website.  On our products page you'll find our beta testers results/updates, new product development, and the latest on product introductions.  
                                                                                                             

    

    

 

 

     Visit our frequently asked questions to get some great info on our products and the news page for the latest news and updates on llamas and organic growing.  Visit the photo gallery to see the real Joe Llama, Trevor, and the barnyard gang.  On the Plant Nutrition pages you get information on what nutrients are required for the function of the plant, what the deficiency signs are and what an overdose of nutrients will do.  If you do not get what you came for let us know.  Email us at bill&vicki@winterfallsranch.com and we will personally respond to you ASAP.                                                                                                                                        Bill & Vicki

 

 

 

Winterfalls Updates

     Check out our video ads on our You Tube channel, Peruvian Gold Organics, http://www.youtube.com/user/PeruvianGoldOrganics.  We will be adding new videos as they come out of the cutting room.  In the spring 2012 we will also be adding some grow log videos of plants and gardens nurtured by Peruvian Gold.  You can also subscribe to our You Tube channel by clicking on the You Tube logo at the bottom of the page.

     Peruvian Gold compost tea bags are available.  The kit includes .25 cu. ft. of PG composted llama manure, a burlap “tea” bag to soak the manure in, and Rosebud’s famous Weber Creek compost tea recipe.  We do not recommend putting molasses, sugar, honey, or any other carbohydrate in our compost tea mix while brewing. 

    Our plant recovery solution, (Zombie Juice), began field-testing last month.  Reports are coming in of plants coming back from the brink of death.  Our plant “tonic”, (Nitro), is showing great preliminary results helping plants recover from nitrogen deficiencies.  Testing will continue for the upcoming outdoor grow season.  We expect to have our Zombie Juice and Nitro on the market by Q1 2014.   

     You can contact us with any questions or concerns @ bill&vicki@winterfallsranch.com 

Vicki P.                  

    

 

 

 

Arctic Fox Soil Amendments are under development

     Soil Amendment development is underway.  If you have any ideas or thoughts on what you think would make a great soil amendment email us and give us your suggestions.  We already have great suggestions from our products beta testers.  If you are mixing your own soil, want an amendment you can use out of the bag, and want your ideas to be part of our development email us at peruviangold@winterfallsranch.com.

The first soil amendments under development are;

Arctic Fox Soil Amendment - An amendment for potting soil used in raised beds and container gardens for indoor plants, and outdoor plants.  Provides the nutrients to support and nurture your plants while keeping the moisture and air in balance.  

Sea Fox Soil Amendment - Designed for seedling, transplants, and seeds.  Sea Fox provides the nutrients and support needed to develop strong root, stem, and leaf growth

    Ideas and suggestion will remain confidential.  You can also log on to the Peruvian Gold Forum and present your ideas there.     

 

              

                                   

Llama Poop Helped Inca Thrive - Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News

The cultivation of critical maize crops and the use of organic fertilizer 2,700 years ago laid the foundation for the Inca to settle and flourish many centuries later.  Research shows that llama droppings helped make these crops possible at the high altitudes of the Andes.

     Human populations took off and developed into complex societies in the Andes by switching from hunter-gathering to agriculture centered on maize, according to the research published in the June issue of the journal Antiquity. llama poop helped fertilize that crucial crop.....read more

 

 

Text Box: Courtesy of Alex Chepstow-Lusty - Discovery News
 

 

 

 

 

 

                

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