As more chemicals are applied to the soil, the mold problem seems to worsen. Wheat and all small grain seems to get mold very quickly and easily. In Canada during the last number of years, we have seen a dramatic increase in molds, particularly in zearolone and volitoxin. Many livestock operations - particularly chicken and hog farmers - are tending to shy away from wheat and other small grains.

• H202 is best known for eliminating diseases and mold on all plants. Hydrogen peroxide is safe, readily available and inexpensive.
• Food Grade of 35% is what is needed
• H202 gives oxygen to the plants. Chlorination of drinking water removes oxygen and kills bacteria in the ground. Then diseases start in the ground and work up into the plant.
• Once sprayed with H202 on plants at an early stage, the plants immune system stays healthy for the crop's life-cycle.
• All crops benefit from H202.

One of the first things that happen upon spraying the hydrogen peroxide is that, number one, you start to get a breakdown once the material hits the plant. As was pointed out in Light and Color, there will be a heating, which is the hydrogen. Second, the oxygen will permeate through the tiny pores on the underside of the leaf if a reasonably high-pressure sprayer is used. In very hot weather, even though the heating occurred first, if this was applied very early in the morning, the plant seemed to take stress better because of the fact that the oxygen actually permeated down into the plant. This seemed to release it in the heat of the day, and did not cause the wilting. (University Study)

• Fruit trees benefit - keeping disease out
• Use H202 for Poison Ivy
• Fields in 2006 & 2007 increased their yields by using H202 by 7 to 12 bushels per acre.
• Use 1-1/2 pints per acre as a foliar spray with 20 g/p/a
• Applied to seeds before planting, will increase germination up to 50% to 90%, and produce bigger, healthier sprouts
• Plants grow bigger and faster with hydrogen peroxide added to crops
• Best time to foliar spray is early morning

Excellent for lowering the PH in water to natural levels.

For Cattle: Use 1 pint of 35% hydrogen peroxide to 5 gallons of water.

Animal wounds: Clean the wounds of animals at 3% H202

Converting Crop Residue into Feed: Hydrogen peroxide has also been used in converting crop residue into cattle feed. This could be an asset to the farmer, especially in times of drought. It is possible to take straw, corn stalks, corn cobs, soybean residue, and even sawdust of ground up brush, and by treating these materials with a weak solution of hydrogen peroxide, they can be turned into animal feed (U.S. Dept. of Agriculture at Peoria, ILL).

For Newborn Calves: To add extra oxygen, add 10 to 15 drops of 35% hydrogen peroxide (food grade to organic) to a bottle of milk, morning and evening, per calf. This has helped to brighten up calves and in some cases, scours, depending on the ph of the milk being fed.

For an Udder Wash: Use 1 ounce of 35% hydrogen peroxide to a gallon of warm water. The cows tend to have softer teats and be freer of bacteria on the teat ends, which helps to keep down bacteria in the bulk tank.