Maurice Dagenais's Contact Details

Maurice Dagenais's Company Details

Earth Alive Clean Technologies

Montréal, Québec, CA • 20 - 49 Employees
BioTech/Drugs

Earth Alive aims to be a key player in world markets of environmentally sustainable industrial solutions. The company works with the latest innovations in microbial technology to formulate innovative products as well as offering a full line of organic soil fertilizers and amendments and natural dust suppression. The company is focused on environmental sustainability in 1) dust control for the mining industry, and 2) the agriculture industry.Some of our Products:Soil Activator is an OMRI certified organic biofertilizer containing a proprietary blend of naturally-occurring, beneficial microorganisms. Soil Activator lives in the soil around the plant roots, converting soil minerals and organic matter into easily absorbable nutrients, and promoting the plant's health and growth.EA1 Dust Suppressant, which was developed in collaboration with Novozymes from Denmark, the world leader in bio innovation, is free of hygroscopic salts (eg. calcium chloride, magnesium chloride), petroleum-based derivatives, and other harsh chemicals used to control dust. EA1 maintains its efficiency at low temperatures. Big Blue Wave sea minerals extracted from pure ocean water provide certified-organic, high-powered, easily absorbed, nutrients to boost the growth and health of your lawn, plants and produce.Big Blue Alga Liquid Seaweed is one of the least expensive, yet highly beneficial liquid fertilizers. Alga contains vitamins, natural chelating agents and amino acids. Big Blue Fish Hydrolysate is an excellent food source for bacteria and fungi that aid the roots in nutrient/water absorption. Improves seed germination and root development and builds trace elements in the soil.CowPots are an ecological way to grow strong, healthy plants. These innovative seed starting pots are made from composted cow manure. Gro4 premium earthworm castings contain a multitude of beneficial bacteria, protozoa, nematodes, fungi and so much more.