SumaGrow

05/14/2025

Bio Soil Scoop: Get the Dirt! -

02/19/2024

Please vote for our product to make it to the initial 16 products advancing to the first round of voting. You can vote 5 times per day per device.

SumaGrow works with plants and the soil to increase soil fertility, plant nutrient uptake, water retention, plant health, and overall crop yield.

02/14/2024

Our SumaGrow product is nominated for the Mississippi Manufacturers Association’s Mississippi Makers’
Challenge. Help us get to the round of 16 by voting for us! https://msmakerschallenge.com/

CONTEST TIMELINE:

INITIAL VOTING ROUND
February 19 – March 1
ROUND OF 16
March 4 – March 8
ROUND OF 8
March 11 - 15
ROUND OF 4
March 18 - 22
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
Wednesday, March 27 at Mississippi State Capitol

The Coolest Thing Made in MississippiNominations Are Open Nominate a ProductNomination RoundFebruary 12 – 23Products nominated are voted on during this time. The top 16 vote-getters will move on to the bracketed rounds.Bracketed ContestsFebruary 26 – March 15Round of 16: February 26 – Ma...

05/31/2023

We had the pleasure of meeting several fine folks from Hanoi and Saigon, Vietnam today. We also met retired Marine, Mr. Mark Spain who is the director of U.S. Small Business Admin in the Hawaii-Pacific Islands regions. They are in town meeting with our good friends from SumaGrow. Very nice people right here!

08/23/2022

Bio Soil Enhancers, Inc. is hosting our first ever Beef and Forage Field Day at McMurry Farms this Saturday. If you're interested in sustainable and regenerative forage management, you won't want to miss this!

05/30/2022

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed Monday, May 30th 🇺🇸

05/30/2022

09/22/2021

Do your fall garden crops look like these? They can! Order SumaGrow today for a bountiful fall feast for your family! https://bio-soil-enhancers-inc.myshopify.com/

09/17/2021

One of the most common comments we hear from customers is, "It just works." Yes, it does. Creating a balanced soil environment grows more abundant, resilient, and nutrient-dense crops. And that's good for people, animals, and the planet. Yep, "It just works."

09/07/2021

"The crop isn’t just the plant,” says John Taylor, an evolutionary mycologist at the University of California, Berkeley. “It’s the plant and it’s microbes.”

https://www.discovermagazine.com/environment/how-tiny-soil-organisms-could-help-farmers-adapt-to-climate-change