EZP-11. EZP-11 restores enzyme balance on soils that have been heavily farmed, as well as new soils.

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1 --- Product Line --- EZP-11 Inc. EZP-11 restores enzyme balance on soils that have been heavily farmed, as well as new soils. EZP-11 s rejuvenating action allows all minerals to be utilized by plants more effectively. EZP-11 enhances phosphate availability in cold wet soils establishing higher yield potential. 12 oz./ac. EZP-11 added to Phosphate band Check

2 Onion Production Affect of High ph on Red Onion Production 6/2/08 6/02/03 Crop Had Stalled Out, Would Not Respond To Any Treatment Soil Evaluation Indicated High ph Of 8.1 High Calcium In Base Saturation, (83%) Tying Up P. Applied 5 gal And 1 Pint EZP-11 Through Water. Enzymes Necessary For Optimal P Uptake. 6/15/08 6/27/08 Such Poor Growth Was Advised To Plow Under Crop To Reduce Loss Total Crop Recovery, 33 T./Ac. With Excellent Quality, Storability & Pack-out

3 EZP-11 Applied in Phosphate Band Assures Adequate Availability To Plants Soil sample March 15 th showed 22 ppm available Phosphate 16 oz./ac. EZP-11 added to 30P in starter band Soil sample June 2 nd showed 68 ppm available Phosphate Converting polyphosphate to the orthophosphate form occurs in two main routes, either by chemical hydrolysis which involves only inorganic chemistry, or through a biological process which involves an enzyme produced by plants or soil microbes. Inorganic hydrolysis is extremely slow, while the biological hydrolysis a more rapid process. Since orthophosphates are considered to be the form of phosphorus primarily absorbed by plants. Its essential for polyphosphates to be hydrolyzed by these biological processes if phosphorus is to be utilized effectively. National Fertilizer Solution Analysis Liquid Fertilizer Manual

4 Onion Production Manure Compost and IHP Ag. Inc. Enzyme Program 8 Ton compost, 1 qt. RECOVERY-4 applied preplant 1 pt. EZP-11 applied post Goal/Buctril spray 1 pt. EZP-11 applied mid-june and mid-july to promote K up-take and bulking 49 T./Ac. Yield With 96% Pack-Out Exceptional Storability Maxed-Out Contract Incentives 4

5 Onion Production Split Field Fertility was the same on whole field with the only difference being the addition of IHP Ag, Inc. enzyme products applied to half of the circle RECOVERY-4 1 qt./ac. Pre-plant EZP-11 1 pt./ac. Post Goal/Buctril Spray with 6 gal EZP-11 1 pt./ac. Applied June 21 st with 4 gal. KTS Yield was slightly higher on IHP Ag Treatment at 51 T./Ac. IHP Ag Check %Small.3.7 %Medium %Jumbo %Colossal T./Ac. of larger size Onions 5

6 Potato Production Split field 62 Ac. Normal program 62 Ac. IHP Ag. Inc. program The Program SEED STARTER 32 oz./ac. in furrow at planting. EZP oz./ac. At hooking EZP oz./ac. Pre bulk The Results Check IHP Ag T./Ac T./Ac. Improved nutrient uptake with better quality, storability & pack out $ Potatoes Produces $488/Ac. Greater Return, A ROI Of $11.61!

7 Comparison Photo s Enhancing Phosphate Uptake Starter Mix the same on both trials. 30P as with zinc and boron. Only difference z/ac EZP-11 added to Starter in photo on right.

8 Independent Research Agriculture Development Group, Inc Replicated Trials: Check: 9 oz. Quadris in Furrow IHP Ag, Inc.: 9 oz. Quadris 32 oz. SEED STARTER in Furrow 16 oz. EZP-11 applied twice with Phosphate 4.5 T./Ac. Increase with Improved Usable Yield At $ Ton, Translates to Increased Payback of $ /Ac. ROI-$

9 Independent Research Agriculture Development Group, Inc Replicated Trials: Check: 9 oz. Quadris in Furrow IHP Ag, Inc: 9 oz. Quadris 32 oz. SEED STARTER in Furrow EZP-11 applied twice with Phosphate Yield: 5.1 T./Ac. Increase 23% More Usable Yield At $ a Ton, Translates to Increased Payback of $535.50/Ac. ROI-$

10 Independent Research Summary Agriculture Development Group, Inc. Analysis of replicated research Trials conducted over five year period From Five Potato Trials Were Conducted Five potato trials using IHP Ag, Inc. products were conducted over a five-year period. The focus of the trial was yield, quantity and quality. There was a strikingly consistent result in all of the trials. From Four Onion Trials Were Conducted The trials showed an increase in yield by 0%, 13%, 9% and 9%. The average increase in yield was 7.75%. The EZP-11-treated onions had a circumference that was 3% greater then the untreated check. In all instances parameters pertaining to quality and storability were better on Renew treatments. From Four Carrot Trials Were Conducted The trials used various rates of EZP-11. The increases in yield were 22.3%, 18.1%, 18%, and 18% or an average of 19.1%. The highest yield was obtained by applying EZP-11 three times. 10

11 Enhanced Potato Production Leads to Greater Profits Split Field The Program SEED STARTER 32 oz./ac. in furrow at planting. EZP oz./ac. At hooking EZP oz./ac. pre-bulk The Results Check AgPro T./Ac T./Ac. Improved Nutrient Uptake with Better Quality, Storability & Packout $ Potatoes Produces $585/Ac. Greater Return, A ROI Of $13.94!

12 Corn Production Check 8 gal./ac Sandy Soil With Very Low Organic Matter OM-.96%, Calcium-54.3%,pH-5.9 IHP Ag, Inc. 8 gal./ac oz./ac. EZP-11 Check: 6.49 T./Ac. Yield Data IHP Ag, Inc.: 7.2 T./Ac. 12

13 Field Corn Production Normal Program ( Zn-B) IHP Ag, Inc. ( Zn-B) Starter: Zn-B Starter: 10 lbs./ac PPI: pt./ac. EZP-11 Water Run: PPI: 300 lbs./ac Water Run: at silk oz./ac. EZP-11 Cost/Ac. = $ $200/Ton = $1,260.00/Ac. Cost/Ac. = $ $200/Ton = $1,440.00/Ac. IHP Ag, Inc. Produces $210.00/Acre Increased Profit

14 Corn Production Split Circle of Field Corn Check PPI: Starter Band: Zn-B Water Run: IHP Ag. Inc. PPI: Starter Band: Zn-B, 16 oz. EZP-11 Water Run: At Silk: 20N-20K-16 0z. EZP-11 Yield Data Check IHP Ag, Inc T./Ac T./Ac. 14

15 Garden Bean Production High-Style Garden Beans Area average bags/ac. Starter Band: 3 gal./ac , 16 oz./ac. EZP-11 First-bloom: 32 0z./Ac. TRI-PLEX-3, 2lbs Finish Foliar: 16 0z./Ac. TRI-PLEX-3, 2lbs Yield of 34 Bags/Ac. With Germ at 96% Yield and Quality are Determined By Plant Nutrition, Enzymes Act As Catalyst To Assure Plant Gets What It Needs When It Needs It. 15

16 Weed Control Roundup Sonalan Lasso EZP oz./ac. 3 pts./ac. 6 pts./ac. 16 oz./ac. Basagran Crop Oil ENHANCE 32 oz./ac. 32 oz./ac. 16 oz./ac. Fungicide (applied twice) Rovral 24 oz./ac. Sulfur 6 pts./ac. Foliar (first bloom) TRI-PLEX-3 32 oz./ac (dry sol.) 2 lbs./ac. Pesticide Normal Fertilizer lbs./ac. Starter gal./ac. Zinc, Manganese 16 oz./ac. ENHANCE 16 oz./ac. Final Result Lower Cost Per Acre with Increased Yield Crop Yield 33 bags Clean Payable Beans with Contract Price $62/Bag $2, Return Per Acre

17 Alfalfa Production Fertilizer Program Sencore WAM-3 Normal 1 qt./ac. Mid- April gal./ac gal./ac. EZP-11 8 oz./ac. After 1 st Cutting gal./ac gal./ac. EZP-11 8 oz./ac. Third Cutting After 2 nd Cutting gal./ac gal./ac. EZP-11 8 oz./ac. The Final Result 8.12 Ton/Ac. Yield with excellent quality, sold for average of $ Ton. Return Of $ Per Acre Due to high %Mg.(32%) and %Na (5.2%), water penetration was big concern. WAM-3, EZP-11 and Sulfur helped enhance water infiltration, which improves K uptake and promotes grow back after each cutting, reducing dry spots. Dry spots before IHP Ag

18 Trial 1 30P + 12 oz. EZP-11 30P + 16 oz. EZP-11 30P Trial 2 30P z. EZP-11 30P + 16 oz. EZP-11 30P Trial 3 60P z. EZP-11 60P + 16 oz. EZP-11 60P Trial 4 30P + 12 oz. EZP-11 30P + 16 oz. EZP11 30P Enzyme Effect on Phosphate Availability Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial oz. Che Data Accumulated by A & L Western Labs. Portland Oregon

19 Research Trial Conducted by Washington State University Evaluating the Effect IHP Ag s RECOVERY-4 has on Nutrient Availability and Uptake on Replicated Plots On Columbia Basin Soils % +8% Soil Data May 8 th to June 26th +5% +37% +20% - 8% +16% +18% +34% -14% % Petiole June 26th -4% +7 +5% +4% -5% +7% +12 RECOVERY- 4 Check RECOVERY- 4 Check

20 20P + 12oz. EZP-11.66% Phosphate in petiole 25P + 12oz. EZP-11.72% Phosphate in petiole 30P.64% Phosphate in petiole Control.50% Phosphate in petiole Enzyme Effect on Phosphate Utilization 20P-EZP-11 25P-EZP-11 30P Control.. Data Accumulated by A. V. Labs, Inc., Othello Washington