Time：August 2021

Address：Guatemala

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Mr. Edwin is our Cocoly agent in Guatemala, and many of his clients are farmers who grow tomatoes. There is a problem for Edwin that the more traditional chemical fertilizer is used, the yield of tomatoes is getting lower and lower.

We met Mr. Edwin by chance, and he became Cocoly's agent in Guatemala. He brought Cocoly into Guatemala with a dubious attitude. He did a test on tomatoes from local farmers, using 40kg Cocoly per hectare. After 25 days, the results of the experiment shocked everyone. Compared to traditional chemical fertilizers, the tomato plants that use Cocoly fertilizer grow taller and have more fruits. The production of tomatoes has increased by 20%-37%, and farmers also reported that the use of fungicides has also been reduced. This is really amazing.

Mr. Edwin told us that now Cocoly is already a star product in Guatemala, and many farmers like it because it can bring you the joy of harvest.

Time:  July 2021

Address:  South Korea

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In Korea, there were two common traditional fertilizers in Korea. Compound fertilizer in granular type and the water-soluble fertilizer in powder type. But their use has limitations, and because of the low nutrient content, farmers need to use it with other products. For example, rooting promoter, amino acids, microorganisms, seaweed extracts, potassium fulvic acid, and so on. This is very inconvenient.

When cocoly granular water-soluble fertilizer entered South Korea, it brought convenience to farmers. Cocoly can provide all the nutrients needed by the crop at the same time, and bring great effects on different crops.

It is the hottest season in Korea now, and other farmers need to install shading nets in their greenhouses to protect the lettuce. “I didn’t install shading nets, but my lettuce grew better than other farmers, Because I used cocoly fertilizer.” 

Cocoly fertilizer enhances crop resistance and disease resistance, so that crops can grow well in bad environments.

Time:  July 2021

Address:  South Korea

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It is well known that onions are planted in a large area in South Korea. But because South Korean farmers use traditional fertilizers for years of cultivation, the soil has problems such as soil-related diseases and pests, soil pH imbalance, and other problems. So the output is not very good.

At this time, Manager Song from South Korea learned by chance that Cocoly can balance soil pH value which can improve the soil environment. Therefore, in 2017, he imported Cocoly, China’s first granular water-soluble fertilizer to South Korea. After more than 5 years, almost all farmers are using Cocoly, and the pests and diseases on onions have been reduced. And the problem of soil pH imbalance has been solved. In 2021 South Korean onion growers who use Cocoly have a 50% increase in production compared to traditional fertilizers’ users. Because of this amazing effect, the South Korean media took the initiative to interview Manager Song. More farmers knew and started to use cocoly fertilizer, through the media. Manager Song said that Cocoly has become a star among farmers in South Korea.

Time: April 2021

Address: Xinjiang, China

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Xinjiang is one of the most high-quality cotton production areas in the world, and it is famous for the large output and high quality of cotton.

We found the leaves became thicker and the branch became stronger in this farm after using cocoly fertilizer. We can compare the weight of each flower that was used cocoly fertilizer, which is much heavier than the one that was used traditional fertilizer. We found that each flower weighs 9.6g using cocoly and 7.7g using traditional fertilizer. And because bacillus subtilis and bacillus cereus were added to cocoly, they can improve the stress resistance of crops and reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.

Manager Zhao, the agent of cocoly in Xinjiang, said: “After learning about the effects of cocoly on cotton, more new customers want to use it in their cotton planting field.”