It is the best-selling organic fertilizer in Korea and the first to be commercialized. It is a high-quality organic fertilizer produced from raw materials made of 100% vegetable materials. It's all organic. Based on this product, additional fertilizers specializing in rice and fertilizers specializing in fruits are produced. It slowly breaks down in the soil and continues to supply organic matter. One use lasts about six months, reducing the number of fertilizers sprayed while cultivating crops.
In 2019, it was supplied to some farmers from Aomori Prefecture in Japan and used on a trial basis, and there were many opinions that the effect at that time was very great, but small buyers found it difficult to proceed with the import and did not lead to actual large supply.

The Sri Lankan subsidiary will be established and produced directly by Hyosung ONB in Korea. Quality control is also done directly to ensure uniform quality. It can be produced in the size and shape that the buyer wants. We only use high-quality Sri Lankan coco-peats. Currently, we sell directly to Korea, New Zealand, and Japan.

The attached eco-agricultural laboratory extracts humic acid directly from peat and mixes it with highly concentrated microbial cultures to produce it. Dilute it with more than 1,000 times water. It acts directly on the roots of plants, thickening the stems of crops, and accelerating root retention to induce plant growth. Manton is available in three types to help provide optimal nutrients for growth, fruit, and overall use.

It is a microbial preparation that guarantees Lactobacillus with a high content. It can prevent plant diseases caused by moldy bacteria inside the soil. It can be diluted with water and sprayed on about 600 square meters of soil with 1 kg of cold cloth. In Korea, ginseng farmers are actively using it in a cultivation environment where chemicals and pesticides are not available.

Hyosung ONB Eco-Agricultural Research Institute directly mixed chemical fertilizers that passed the quality test and released them to make them easier and prevent mistakes according to the growing conditions of strawberries, tomatoes, and melons.
It was produced by dividing it into A and B cylinders, and depending on the size of the farm tank, it was commercialized so that crops could be grown using two to four packages each.
It has been commercialized based on crop-specific chemical fertilizer recipes guaranteed by the Horticulture Department under the Korea Agricultural Promotion Agency and leading university agricultural research institutes.
In Japan, it has been used by some farmers for about four years, and the effectiveness and convenience of the products have been confirmed.