Green Business

EviroAG Ltd. A horticulture and botanical research company specializing in environmentally enhanced agriculture.
Sequestration Technology Our breakthrough invention “Terrestrial Sequestration” is a method of engendering increased catalytic carbon fixation by plants enzymes. This process affects the properties and life phenomenon exhibited naturally by plants and does not involve any genetic engineering by adding bacterial or other foreign genes to the DNA of plants. Therefore EviroAG company licensed seeds and traits are not shunned over concerns about potential environmental and health effects.
Eco Sustainability Plants propagated using EviroAG's botanical sequestration technology thrive under normal atmospheric conditions and prove highly adaptable to elevated levels of CO2 in the atmosphere as well. Thus this invention method is a invaluable resource for future plant ecological sustainability under imminent global warming scenarios. Drought Tolerance The altercation of plant enzymes allow for increased carbon dioxide fixation to be achieved with less plant stomata opening, hence less water loss engendering drought tolerant plant traits. Reducing Global Warming Our laboratory test plants show evidence of a higher than normal carbon sink rates that reduce carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere aiding to negate the effects of global warming. Botanical Licensing We license our patented seed and plant trait technology to agricultural and biotech industry conglomerates worldwide. Helping Poor Farmers EviroAG works to improve the lives of small and poor farmers by sharing our technology without charging royalties. Our botanical technology assists farmers and their governments to conceive and co-develop Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) carbon sequestration projects creating Kyoto accredited Certified Emission Reductions (CER) for sale as Carbon Credits on the worlds financial markets.

EviroAG does not support projects converting food crops to bio-fuels Bio-fuels helps drive up food prices by using agricultural land, as well as aggravating deforestation, and may be worse for the climate than conventional oil once the cost of production and transport are taken into account. Biofuel production could cause a global rise in greenhouse gas emissions and an increase in poverty in the poorest countries.