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C0₂ HAS A DIRECT  AFFECT ON CROP YIELD  

C0₂ can be  a limiting factor in photosynthesis and crop yield. On a hot summer day the level of C0₂ in the air is around 0.03 to 0.04%. Generally, photosynthesizing plants, under full sunlight, require 30 times that level (0.9 to 1.2 %). The simple fact is, inadequate C0₂ is a limiting factor in photosynthesis and crop yield.

Carbon is derived from decaying (NOT ROTTING) organic matter. Accordingly, healthy soil with high populations of SBOs together with high levels of organic matter can provide a significantly higher level of C0₂ than that of compacted, synthetic fertilized soil.