Fungal-Dominant Biology for Soil Health & Regenerative Growing
Our Fungal Compost Teas & Extracts are living microbial solutions made from mature Johnson-Su compost and designed to help restore soil biology naturally. Rich in fungal and microbial life, these extracts help support nutrient cycling, soil structure, water retention, and long-term ecosystem resilience.
Unlike conventional fertilizers that focus primarily on feeding plants, fungal extracts and teas work by inoculating the soil food web — helping bring depleted soils back to life through biology.
Perfect for:
Living soil systems
Raised beds & vegetable gardens
Orchards & perennial crops
Trees & landscapes
Regenerative farms
Compost inoculation & biochar charging
Benefits
Introduces beneficial fungal biology
Helps improve soil aggregation & structure
Supports nutrient cycling naturally
Encourages water retention & infiltration
Supports resilient root-zone ecosystems
Helps build long-term soil health
Built for Northern Colorado Soils
Northern Colorado soils are often low in organic matter, compacted, alkaline, and biologically depleted. Our fungal teas and extracts are designed to help restore microbial diversity and improve soil function in challenging Front Range conditions.
We work with gardeners, landscapers, market growers, regenerative farms, and living soil cultivators across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, and the greater Front Range looking to rebuild soil biology naturally.
What’s the Difference Between a Tea & an Extract?
While both products help deliver beneficial biology, teas and extracts are produced differently and can serve different goals depending on the application.
Fungal Extracts
We take our mature Johnson-Su compost and dilute it in water to create a microbially rich extract designed to inoculate soil with beneficial biology.
This extract can be:
Applied directly in the soil trench during seeding or planting
Applied through irrigation systems
Used as a soil drench
Applied as a foliar amendment to help support plant health
A single application helps introduce beneficial microbial life into the soil and, in the presence of living roots, can help bring depleted soil ecosystems back to life over time.
Our standard field application rate:
A 275-gallon IBC tote can treat up to approximately 14 acres.
We harvest and produce extract as needed so customers receive the freshest and most biologically active inoculant possible.
Fungal Compost Teas
Teas are actively brewed using oxygen, fungal compost, and carefully selected biological foods designed to encourage microbial growth during the brewing process.
Fungal teas:
Are brewed aerobically over time
Aim to multiply fungal and microbial populations
Often include fungal food sources like humic substances, kelp, oats, or other biological inputs
Can be tailored toward fungal-dominant biology
Are best used fresh after brewing
We can produce fungal teas upon request depending on the application and biological goals of the project.
How to Use
Apply as:
Healthy soil starts with living biology — and fungi are a critical part of the ecosystem underground.
Fungal-Dominant Biology for Soil Health & Regenerative Growing
Our Fungal Compost Teas & Extracts are living microbial solutions made from mature Johnson-Su compost and designed to help restore soil biology naturally. Rich in fungal and microbial life, these extracts help support nutrient cycling, soil structure, water retention, and long-term ecosystem resilience.
Unlike conventional fertilizers that focus primarily on feeding plants, fungal extracts and teas work by inoculating the soil food web — helping bring depleted soils back to life through biology.
Perfect for:
Living soil systems
Raised beds & vegetable gardens
Orchards & perennial crops
Trees & landscapes
Regenerative farms
Compost inoculation & biochar charging
Benefits
Introduces beneficial fungal biology
Helps improve soil aggregation & structure
Supports nutrient cycling naturally
Encourages water retention & infiltration
Supports resilient root-zone ecosystems
Helps build long-term soil health
Built for Northern Colorado Soils
Northern Colorado soils are often low in organic matter, compacted, alkaline, and biologically depleted. Our fungal teas and extracts are designed to help restore microbial diversity and improve soil function in challenging Front Range conditions.
We work with gardeners, landscapers, market growers, regenerative farms, and living soil cultivators across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, and the greater Front Range looking to rebuild soil biology naturally.
What’s the Difference Between a Tea & an Extract?
While both products help deliver beneficial biology, teas and extracts are produced differently and can serve different goals depending on the application.
Fungal Extracts
We take our mature Johnson-Su compost and dilute it in water to create a microbially rich extract designed to inoculate soil with beneficial biology.
This extract can be:
Applied directly in the soil trench during seeding or planting
Applied through irrigation systems
Used as a soil drench
Applied as a foliar amendment to help support plant health
A single application helps introduce beneficial microbial life into the soil and, in the presence of living roots, can help bring depleted soil ecosystems back to life over time.
Our standard field application rate:
A 275-gallon IBC tote can treat up to approximately 14 acres.
We harvest and produce extract as needed so customers receive the freshest and most biologically active inoculant possible.
Fungal Compost Teas
Teas are actively brewed using oxygen, fungal compost, and carefully selected biological foods designed to encourage microbial growth during the brewing process.
Fungal teas:
Are brewed aerobically over time
Aim to multiply fungal and microbial populations
Often include fungal food sources like humic substances, kelp, oats, or other biological inputs
Can be tailored toward fungal-dominant biology
Are best used fresh after brewing
We can produce fungal teas upon request depending on the application and biological goals of the project.
How to Use
Apply as:
Healthy soil starts with living biology — and fungi are a critical part of the ecosystem underground.
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