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100% Yield Increase — Alfalfa, Ryegrass & Blue Clover | Ecuador | Harvest Harmonics
Field Trial · Forage · Ecuador

100% Increased Production in Alfalfa, Ryegrass & Blue Clover

A controlled trial at the Polytechnic University of Chimborazo doubled fresh forage yield in a mixed-pasture field — and brought first cut forward by more than two weeks.

+100%
Yield Increase (Avg.)
15+ Days
Earlier First Cut
Date
July 2021
Location
Chimborazo, Ecuador
Crops
Alfalfa · Ryegrass · Blue Clover
Field
Mixed forage pasture
Observation
28 days · 4 waterings
Harvest
Day 38–40 (KPCB) vs. Day 55 (Control)
Research Partner Polytechnic University of Chimborazo — Faculty of Agricultural Engineering.
Side-by-side comparison of alfalfa, ryegrass and blue clover forage fields — KPCB treated vs. control
KPCB-treated forage (left) vs. control field — Polytechnic University of Chimborazo, July 2021
Results

Twice the yield, taller plants, and a harvest 15+ days early.

After just four waterings — 28 days into the trial — the treated field showed visibly greater vigor, a deeper green, and roughly double the plant height. By day 38–40 it was ready to cut; the control field needed until day 55 to catch up.

12–14t/ha
KPCB fresh forage yield
Versus 6–8 t/ha in the control field — a 2× difference per hectare.
55–60cm
Plant height at day 28
Control field measured only 25–30 cm at the same point in the cycle.
38–40days
To first cut
Control field cut at day 55 — that's a 15+ day acceleration per cycle.

Greater Vigor

Visibly stronger, denser growth across alfalfa, ryegrass and blue clover.

Deeper Green

More intense, healthier leaf color — a sign of stronger photosynthesis.

Faster Cycle

Treated field reached harvest in roughly 70% of the control's timeframe.

Doubled Output

Estimated 6 t/ha extra forage per cut on the same land, same inputs.

Measurement Control KPCB Gain
Plant height @ day 28 (cm) 25–30 55–60 ≈ +100%
Days to first cut 55 38–40 −15+ days
Fresh forage yield (t/ha) 6–8 12–14 +100%
Plant vigor & color Standard Greater vigor, deeper green Visibly improved

Why this matters for dairy & pasture operations: Doubling forage off the same land — with no extra chemicals and a meaningfully earlier cut — compounds into more cuts per season, lower feed costs, and a healthier herd, all without changing the farm's existing irrigation footprint.

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Results in Alfalfa, Ryegrass, and Blue Clover: 100% Increased Production

 

Date: July 2021

Place: Ecuador

Details: Kyminasi Plants Crop BoosterTM  technology was installed in a forage mixed field, which contained alfalfa, ryegrass, and blue clover at the Polytechnic University of Chimborazo. ​

Results

After 28 days (four waterings) you can notice greater vigor in the plants, a more intense and healthy green color, reaching an average length of 55–60 cm when the control field is in the average 25–30 cm. The control field will be cut at 55 days and the treatment field, due to the size and vigor it shows, will be cut at 38–40 days, waiting in the control of 6-8 t / ha and in the treatment of 12-14 t / ha, which is a production increase of 100% on average​.

 

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