Use less fertiliser, and increase your pea yield per hectare

Peas are one of the most popular vegetables in the UK. With over 35,000 hectares of peas being grown every year. Frozen peas alone account for around 160,000 tonnes of produce. With the most farmers moving them from field to frozen in under 150 minutes. In 2017, the UK was the nineth largest producer of peas in the world.

With such a competitive market, comes the need for innovative ways to increase profitability. Reducing fertilisers, and other chemicals, would normally result in a lower pea yield. Technology has improved to such a point, that you can reduce chemical dependencies, while actually increasing your pea yield per hectare. By using a specialised product that requires no maintenance, the KYMINASI PLANTS Crop Booster. 

What is the KYMINASI PLANTS Crop Booster? 

The KYMINASI PLANTS Crop Booster is a device that is installed on your existing irrigation system, to enhance crop yield and hardiness. The device is only activated by rushing water, and can be left attached to the irrigation system for two years. 

The KYMINASI PLANTS Crop Booster creates over 3000 frequencies, in order to harmonise with your crop’s natural vibrations. This has been proven to increase many plant types, across different studies, all over the world. The most relevant study to peas, is the black lentil experiment in India. 

How did the KPCB affect the yield of black lentils/pea yield? 

Bulandshahr, India, monsoon season 2020 

Doing an effective side by side test, two fields of 1.2 acres each, almost half a hectare each, were used. One field was the control, with no KPCB installed, the other was treated with the KPCB 3 times over the nine-week growing period. 

The results showed an increase of 30KG, with the control producing 90KG, and the treated field producing 120KG. There was no fertiliser used on the Crop Booster field. If similar results were achieved with peas, then that would be an increase of over 14KG in pea yield, per hectare.