Easy Environmental Solutions & Terreplenish® Show Outstanding Yield Increases & Offer Alternative To Petroleum-Based Fertilizers
Author By Sophia VidaPosted on Terreplenish® leads the way as company responds to worldwide nitrogen shortage
Mankato, Minn., May 14, 2026 – PRISM MediaWire (Press Release Service – Press Release Distribution) – Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. (OTC: EZES) continues to offer a true solution to the worldwide fertilizer shortage with Independent rice trials showing a 1 metric ton yield increase/hectare with 50% less synthetic fertilizer usage. This represents a nearly 12% yield increase and an additional $1000 in revenue per hectare.
Independent rice trials conducted by the Department of Crop Science at the University of Ghana-Legon demonstrated the 12% increase in rice yields through the use of Terreplenish®, a living, microbial solution that offers farmers a predictable, productive nitrogen source to sustainably feed crops and revitalize soil. Preliminary economic analysis from the trials also indicated lower overall production costs relative to the full synthetic fertilizer control program as Easy Environmental Solutions positions the EasyFEN™ as the future of agricultural independence.
The Future of Fertilizer Won’t Be Imported
The trials were conducted as part of the regulatory and field validation process required before Terreplenish® can be imported commercially or produced locally via EasyFEN™ systems within Ghana.This marks a critical step toward unlocking a second African market for EES following an official endorsement from the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) last month.
The trials, conducted under irrigated conditions at the Ashiaman Irrigation Scheme in Southern Ghana, also demonstrated:
- healthier crop development
- improved grain filling
- increased spikelet fertility
- improved nutrient efficiency
- stronger crop vigor during development
- reduced transplant shock and improved crop recovery after establishment
Researchers concluded that Terreplenish demonstrated “substantial agronomic potential” for sustainable rice production while helping reduce dependence on synthetic fertilizer inputs.
Perhaps most importantly, the Terreplenish treatment groups not only improved yields while reducing synthetic fertilizer usage by 50%…but also demonstrated lower overall production costs compared to the full synthetic fertilizer control program according to preliminary economic analysis currently being finalized.
In one treatment group, a split Terreplenish application program applied at transplanting and again during flowering increased yields by 7.7% over the full synthetic fertilizer control while still reducing synthetic fertilizer inputs by 50%.
“The important takeaway is not eliminating fertilizer overnight,” said Nate Carpenter, Vice President of Sales in Europe and Africa. “It’s that the data suggests countries may be able to reduce synthetic fertilizer dependence, lower production costs for growers, improve farmer income, and still improve yields and crop performance.”
For Easy Environmental Solutions, the results reinforce a much larger global reality: Countries are becoming increasingly dependent on imported fertilizer systems they do not control.
“The ability to reduce fertilizer imports and produce fertilizer locally so basic crops can be grown is a true sign of independence,” said Mark Gaalswyk, CEO of Easy Environmental Solutions. “Countries should not have to rely on other nations to dictate pricing, availability, or access to something as essential as food production.”
“Countries spent decades securing energy independence,” Gaalswyk added. “The next global race may be fertilizer independence.”
As wars continue, shipping lanes tighten, and geopolitical instability impacts global supply chains — including growing concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz — Easy Environmental Solutions believes agriculture is entering a new era where fertilizer production will increasingly be viewed as strategic infrastructure.
The EasyFEN™ is a modular infrastructure platform that converts local organic waste into biological fertilizer for domestic agricultural use. The platform helps regions reduce fertilizer import dependence by converting local waste streams into scalable domestic fertilizer production.
A single EasyFEN™ system can produce more than 7,500 gallons of Terreplenish® per day — enough to support over 25,000 acres of farmland per week depending on crop application rates.
“The current agricultural system is becoming increasingly fragile,” Carpenter said. “Governments already spend enormous amounts supporting food production, but no country can subsidize instability forever. We believe local fertilizer production offers a more resilient path forward.”
“We do not need carbon credits to make this work,” Carpenter added. “The waste already exists. The demand already exists.”
Unlike many climate-focused technologies that depend heavily on subsidies or carbon credits, Easy Environmental Solutions believes its economics are driven by local waste streams, fertilizer demand, and agricultural production itself.
According to internal modeling, certain deployments may achieve rapid payback periods depending on production scale, feedstock availability, and regional fertilizer demand.
The company also confirmed it is currently advancing an active Letter of Intent (LOI) related to deployment opportunities in Ghana as discussions continue around localized fertilizer production and agricultural resilience initiatives.
With active projects, deployments, and partnerships advancing across Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Saudi Arabia, Uganda, France, and multiple countries in Asia, Easy Environmental Solutions believes decentralized fertilizer infrastructure is beginning to move from concept to strategic necessity.
“The reality is simple,” said Bakry Osman, Director of Africa at Easy Environmental Solutions. “No country wants to explain food shortages while sitting on the raw materials to prevent them.”
The company believes growing regulatory pressure and import controls surrounding fertilizer products will eventually accelerate adoption of domestic biological production systems.
The company believes future buyers may include ministries, sovereign wealth funds, development banks, food security programs, agricultural associations, and nations focused on long-term food resilience.
“In a more unstable world, countries are rethinking what independence really means,” Gaalswyk said. “First it was energy. Then water. Agriculture is next.”
“The countries that control fertilizer production may ultimately control food security itself,” Gaalswyk said. “And in the decades ahead, food security may become one of the most important forms of national security.”
About Easy Environmental Solutions
Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. (OTC: EZES), is an innovative company developing modular technologies to solve major world problems. With a strong goal for sustainability and efficiency, EZES aims to provide solutions for various industries through its unique approach to manufacturing and technology development.
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Contact:
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Nate Carpenter – ncarpenter@easyenviro.com
Bakry Osman – bakry@easyenviro.com
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FAQ:
How does Terreplenish® contribute to addressing the global nitrogen shortage?
Terreplenish® offers a microbial solution that increases rice yields by 12% while reducing synthetic fertilizer use by 50%, thus providing a sustainable and predictable nitrogen source to farmers and helping to alleviate the worldwide nitrogen shortage.
What are the key findings from the independent rice trials conducted by the University of Ghana-Legon?
The trials demonstrated a 12% increase in rice yields with Terreplenish®, improved crop health, grain filling, fertility, nutrient efficiency, and crop vigor, along with reduced transplant shock and better crop recovery, indicating its substantial potential for sustainable rice production.
Why is the ability to produce fertilizer locally important for countries’ food security?
Local fertilizer production reduces dependence on imported fertilizers, allowing countries to control their food security infrastructure, lower costs, and build agricultural independence, which is vital in a world facing geopolitical instability and supply chain disruptions.
What is the EasyFEN™ platform and how does it support regional fertilizer independence?
EasyFEN™ is a modular infrastructure that converts local organic waste into biological fertilizer, enabling regions to produce their own fertilizer locally, support large-scale agriculture, and reduce reliance on imports, thereby strengthening regional food resilience.
What is the future outlook for fertilizer independence and its impact on global food security?
As countries seek to control their food supply chains amidst global instability, fertilizer independence is becoming a strategic priority, potentially transforming agriculture into a more resilient and self-sufficient system that enhances national food security.
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