$11 Billion Changed Hands To Buy This Earthy Product Last Year...
Orders Backlogged, Prices Soared 600%1

And The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune and Barron’s Never Noticed! 2

Editorial Feature | Mar 28, 2022 | Industry 

That’s why the new dirt doctor4, Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF), could be the smartest investment you’ll see this decade.

  • Industry leaders find the big winners before Wall Street does … Now Big Ag is focusing on the small company that may be the only one that can fix its dirt problem.
  • When it comes to solving big problems, it doesn’t get any bigger than this… Half our farm soils are already dead, the rest are dying.4
  • Biological amendments are the only real way to restore depleted soil life without waiting 500 years for Mother Nature to create new topsoil. US growers spent $11 billion last year on old-school biological treatments like mulch and manure, but they wanted more.
  • There’s only one company whole-heartedly stepping into this space. With a new technology for biologically active soils that heal the land… Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF)
  • Fertilizer prices are skyrocketing as Russian and Ukrainian fertilizer trade stops cold… The ARGO alternative gets better and better.

The club of “dirt poor farmers” is bigger than ever. All farmers are dirt poor now. Literally—their soil is bankrupt.

As much as 60% of the land being worked in America’s Grain Belt is badly depleted. At least a third of these Midwestern farmlands have lost ALL their topsoil.5 Huge swaths of Southern farmland are long gone from healthy production. The bad acreage grows every year.

Every season, farmers spend an average $171 an acre to spread tons of fertilizers on these soils so they can eke out another crop6. For corn farmers that tab will reach $250 to $300 an acre this year.

In total, it’s a $42 billion Hail Mary pass farmers throw at the problem every year. And it doesn’t restore a single ounce of soil.

Adding fertilizer is like feeding vitamins to a cadaver hoping for a miracle.

Dead dirt needs a blood transfusion.

The Problem Wall Street Hasn’t Seen Yet Could Be Your Sweet Spot

That’s what makes Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) the most important emerging company in the $198 billion7 American farm industry. This is the one company you should be watching if you like to be early on growth mega-trends.

Argo’s unique products can actually put the life back into our dying soil. And best of all for investors who are alert to this opportunity… ARGO has literally no competition. 

The giants in the fertilizer business like Nutrien (NYSE:NTR–$25 billion in annual sales) and Mosaic (NYSE:MOS–$10 billion in annual sales) are too happy mining for phosphate and bagging up minerals to sell to farmers. They are not in the biology/life sciences business.

So the giants have literally left the door wide open for ARGO.   

And the farmers are paying attention.  They know what their problems are and they know they need ARGO’s help.

Russia’s War on Ukraine Just Amplified An Already

Critical Fertilizer Shortage

Hands down, nitrogen is the most important fertilizer mineral in the world. And Russia is the world’s largest supplier.

College Educated Agriculture Is Ready For ARGO

Wall Streeters may not realize how ready farmers are to adopt something like ARGO’s new, better technology because farming has long been considered a blue-collar occupation…

But the truth is that farmers are very well educated. Especially about their business. Nationally, 38% of farmers have a bachelor’s degree, and another 32% have an associate’s degree or certificate.8 They’re constantly getting bulletins and information from the USDA and farm organizations and reading periodicals.

They understand what’s happening to their land. This means that when ARGO takes its Living Soil production to national scale, every farmer in America will know its value.

They all know that the traditional fertilizers they’re buying are just a stopgap.  You can’t throw potash, nitrogen, and phosphorus on dead ground and expect much to happen.  It takes a rich population of microbes, bacteria, worms, and live content to break down these minerals so plants can use them.

Farmers know that the only way to revive worn out soil is to restore the life force within it…  not just top up the minerals. 

They’re ready for answers. In fact, today’s big problem is on the path to desperation…

More than half the farming soils in America’s Grain Belt are severely eroded—so badly they have little or no topsoil layer. 9

Within 30 years, 90% of the worldwide acreage in production now will be tragically depleted. Much of it won’t support crops anymore.10

This Is A National Emergency

This situation gets so little attention in city papers and Internet blogs that few of us suburbanites and city dwellers realize what’s going on.

This USDA map gives red states-blue states a whole different meaning.

Each red dot shows where 20 farms were lost between 2007 and 2012.

Each blue dot shows a 20-farm gain.

And this 2020 map from the American Farm Bureau shows the trend has not slowed down.

America easily feeds itself today. But not for long at this rate.

When you are looking for a big opportunity and you find that only one company has the only viable solution—it’s pay dirt time.

Literally, time to look at Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF)

Large Scale Is Finally on the Horizon

If the average home gardener has a clue about the value of compost, you can bet America’s farmers understand the power of microbes that are in ARGO’s living soils.

They know that healthy soil should be teeming with organic matter, worms, microbes, bacteria and other microscopic organisms… the same things that show up in home gardens that use compost, but on a much larger scale.

But living soils have not been practical at a commercial farm scale, until now.

Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) is bringing true, soil-reviving products to farmers who work on the large scale. It specializes in

  • Biofertilizers from organic waste
  • Living soils
  • Natural pesticides
  • Fungicides
  • Vermicompost (worm-rich medium)
  • Compost Tea Kits

All of Argo’s live soil products are aimed at high-value crops.

Best of all, they can be applied at large scale… just like fertilizers are, spread with the same equipment. But with very different results.

ARGO products improve the soil’s ability to retain water. They improve its ability to hold nutrients and reduce the amount of fertilizer needed. They have a long-term, life-enhancing benefit instead of a one-season boost.

Never Underestimate the Brilliance of Simplicity

A company devoted to better dirt is a lot bigger idea than it seems.

  • ARGO’s living soil products could save organic operations as demand rises and the need for organic-friendly mediums and amendments increases
  • Their products could make vertical farming work on a large scale.
  • It could solve supply chain issues.
  • It could restore nutritional levels in fruits and vegetables that have become less healthy due to poor soils. Live soils allow crops to use nutrients better and yield healthier grains, vegetables, and fruits.
  • It could support cleaner plant-based cosmetics and drugs—a pressing supply chain concern as certified organic growers struggle to meet demand.
  • It could provide more security and predictability to farm enterprises because better soils help plants thrive better under all types of weather.

ARGO’s concentration on live soil means this company has a clear purpose to guide it… and that’s a mark of brilliance, because companies that start out to do one simple, surprising thing exceedingly well typically turn into great investments. 

It’s a Proven Technology—Now It’s Scaling UP

Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) was born to solve a problem.

On Galliano Island, just off the coast from Vancouver, BC, Chad Diakow had hit a stone wall. He was trying to source organic ingredients so he could make high-quality soil amendments.

Materials were in short supply, so he set to work creating his own solution. He figured out a way to use fungal-heavy worm castings so he could stack several nutrients in each batch of living soil… and his technology with a high cation exchange capacity (CEC) means the nutrients will stay where they should—to feed plants, not wash into nearby streams and rivers.

Now that has become a whole product line for responsible organic and high-end growers. ARGO supplies the means to boost soil productivity, by actually restoring life. And that means less chemical fertilizers, pesticides and other inputs.

It worked on the island, and now to meet waiting demand, ARGO is ready to grow.

Investors now can be in that special place where a proven, but little-known, winner meets its destiny. The demand is strong and the outlook for Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) is bright.

Organic Farmland Can’t Keep Up With New Demand

Every year, more people insist on organic produce and meats.

This demand is a force that favors Argo Living Soils, because consumers often bend producers to their will.

  • Even though genetically modified (GMO) plants are easier to grow, need less fertilizer and pesticides, and yield more, the public wasn’t having it. GMO products are so widely shunned that food companies slap “No GMO’s” on their labels.
  • It was consumers who drove the regulators, lawmakers, and entire poultry industry to stop giving chickens antibiotics.
  • And now, organic is at the tipping point. The Hartman Group and Food Marketing Institute have found that two-thirds of shoppers buy organic at least sometimes.11

“U.S. organic product sales climbed to 12.4% in 2020, breaking the $60 billion mark for the first time and more than doubling the previous year’s growth, according to the Organic Trade Association (OTA).”

The pace is picking up…

From 2010 to 2016, organic sales rose less than 10% a year. Last year, that growth rate jumped to 14% overall. Some foods, like spices and potatoes, saw greater than 20% increases in organic sales.

But more organic demand is creating a massive supply chain problem.

You see, it’s not a matter of throwing out the inorganic fertilizers and ditching the pesticides when a grower goes organic.

That term is legally protected. To gain the right to use it, a grower must keep records verifying that it hasn’t used inorganic products in at least three years.

Demand is growing faster than growers can convert.

And it’s creating a land supply problem that only Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) is positioned to address in quick manner.

Supply Chain Woes Hit Fertilizer—ARGO Can Help

There’s also a global shortage of organic fertilizers.

Prices for manure have hit new highs in Iowa—the “pig poop” that farmers bought at $10 a ton in 2020 soared to prices running from $40 to $70 in 2021.  Supply chain woes.

Biosolids from waste treatment sludges are seeing demand rise to seven times the rate of last year.12 More supply chain woes.

Phosphorus, too, is getting harder to find. Most of it comes from mines in the US, China, and Morocco, but geologists say that those supplies could be completely gone within 50-100 years.

Meanwhile, each year phosphorus miners have to tap into more and more difficult and inaccessible sources.

Clearly the demand for organic-friendly supplements is strong, and ARGO brings a whole new solution to the problem.

Clean Inputs, Unique System

ARGO’s founder used a reverse engineering process to create a growing medium that matches natures most lively and productive soils.

It starts with clean, organic dairy manure, spent grains from brewing operations, and tree byproducts.  These materials naturally discourage the growth of bacteria. And it’s a perfect feed for ARGO’s Vermicast reactor…. Where worms break down ingredients.

The system also discourages fungus in a way that helps inoculate plants grown in it. Plants grown in ARGO’s living soil thrive.

They grow faster with less need for fertilizer. Plus, all Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) soil is tested for nutrient contents, lime matter and cation exchange capacity (CEC).

The result… a product perfect for natural, healthy farming that is unlike any other.

Better Soils Create Better Food

Farmers aren’t the only ones suffering from the poverty of our growing soils. It’s a problem hidden in plain sight, right on your dinner table.13

  • Since the 1940s, vegetables and fruits have lost 76% of their copper and 59% of their zinc on average.
  • A famous study from University of Texas found that 43 different fruits and vegetables had significant declines in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin B2 and vitamin C between 1950 and 1999.
  • Kushi Institute found that calcium levels in fresh vegetables dropped 27%, iron fell 37%, vitamin A dropped 21%, and vitamin C was down 30% over the past decades.

And all that time, farmers were dumping fertilizers with these minerals on the ground hoping it would help. It’s a losing battle, because dying soil can’t use the extra minerals efficiently.

ARGO on the Up and Up

In the US and Canada, cannabis farming is most often done indoors and sometimes vertically.

But in other countries, vertical farming is a godsend for the food supply. Sweden, for instance, imports 80% of its food. Most of its arable land is already in use and there’s no more to find. Cities in Sweden are actively encouraging vertical farm operations in their areas.

Until recently vertical farms were hydroponic. But new technologies are exploring soil-based vertical farming.

Soil-based vertical farming is clean, environmentally sound, it eliminates pesticides, and it reduces water. Soil based crops may also have better textures and taste than water-grown ones.

Call it another market made for Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF).

Plant-Based Drugs Need Strong, Clean Soils

The makeup counter at Macy’s might seem a long way from wheat fields and soybean farms, but farming supports the biggest new trend there too.

Botanical ingredients in makeup is in high demand. On top of that, hundreds of botanical-based supplements and raw materials for new medicines depend on clean, organic crops.

Certain ingredients like hydrolyzed soy or wheat proteins are widely used in makeup and skincare because they have excellent anti-aging actions. More and more, consumers are asking companies to be sure these ingredients are from clean, organic sources.

It’s yet another outlet for Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) to show its worth.

Taken All Together, This Is The Right Company at the Right Time

Consider everything you’ve learned about the desperate situation on American farms today.

Take a look at Argo’s website: ArgoLivingsoils.com and see why it’s so proud of the contribution it can make to modern farming.

ARGO’s founder, Chad Diakow, has put 8 years of research and innovation into creating Argo Living soils, perfecting his production system and put his young company in a position to go large.

6 Major Reasons to Invest in Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) Now

  1. All Alone in a Big Field. Home gardeners can buy bags of Black Kow or make their own compost, but nobody’s making biologically rich soil amendments at big-farm commercial scale. ARGO is the only company we know of that has developed a biologically active soil-redeeming product aimed and the Big Ag industry.
  2. The Money’s There. U.S. farmers already spend $11 billion on biological enrichments (like manure) and $42 billion on fertilizers each year. They would be glad to divert some of the constant spending into ARGO products that can actually improve soil and reduce future fertilizer, pesticide, and water costs.
  3. Organic Demands. The growing organic demand in the US is causing farmers to convert more and more land to organic production. Every time they do, the demand for inorganic fertilizers, soil amendments and pesticides drops… and the demand for viable organic soil amendments goes up.
  4. ARGO Is A Game Changer. After years of throwing fertilizers on degrading soils, ARGO finally gives large-scale farm operations a way to save the land. Living soils can prevent weak soils from getting worse and even help completely degraded soils regain viability. Fertilizers can’t match that.
  5. Supply Chain Woes Hits Ag Inputs. For years, pig farming had a problem getting rid of its waste. Now manure is in high demand. So are waste treatment sludges. Even regular fertilizer ingredients like potash are running scarce. Argo Living Soil amendments can add new material to ease supply chain woes, but even better they can reduce future demand.
  6. This Is the Takeoff Point. Inventor Chad Diakow has proved his products work on real farm operations. Now he’s taken Argo Living Soils public with listings on the Canadian Stock Exchange and OTC exchange in the US. This is where the expansion and ramp-up to full production begins. You can’t get in any earlier… and that’s an especially prized opportunity since the product is already fully developed and known to excel.

Visit the company’s website. Call your broker and get his feedback, too. We think he’ll see the potential in Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF).

1In Iowa, manure is selling for between $40 to $70 per short ton, up about $10 from a year ago and the highest levels since 2012, according to Daniel Anderson, assistant professor at Iowa State University and a specialist on manure. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-09/global-shortage-of-fertilizers-sends-demand-for-dung-soaring
2By calculation: USDA Global Agriculture Biologicals Market Report released Dec. 2021. Market growth  12.82% CAGR to $27.38 billion by 2028 (7 years), back calculates to $11.77 bn in 2021. Or, $10.43 billion in 2020 (aslo from report) + 12.84% = 11.75 in 2021. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/12/07/2347163/0/en/Outlook-on-The-Agricultural-Biologicals-Market-to-Reach-USD-27-38-Billion-by-2028-Agricultural-Biologicals-Industry-Share-Demand-Outlook-Business-Opportunities-Revenue-Analysis-Rep.html
3Checked to be sure this was not trademarked for soil treatments. OK. Other live trademarks are for a carwash, heavy equipment, and a NJ landscaping company that supplies mulch, sand, stone, and tile for landscaping.
4https://www.pnas.org/content/118/8/e1922375118
5he extent of soil loss across the US Corn Belt – Evan A. Thaler, Isaac J. Larsen, Qian Yu – Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Feb 2021, 118 (8) e1922375118; DOI:
6https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-09/global-shortage-of-fertilizers-sends-demand-for-dung-soaring data as of Jan 7, 2021
7https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ag-and-food-statistics-charting-the-essentials/farming-and-farm-income/
8https://www.careerexplorer.com/careers/farmer/education/
9https://www.pnas.org/content/118/8/e192237511
10https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/12/a-tangible-plan-to-restore-soil-health-in-the-next-ten-years/0
11https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/natural-resources-environment/organic-agriculture/organic-market-summary-and-trends/
12https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-09/global-shortage-of-fertilizers-sends-demand-for-dung-soaring
13https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/soil-depletion-and-nutrition-loss/

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

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