CSS News and Updates

K-Plex Organic 0-0-8 is a pH-neutral, organic, agricultural potassium solution derived from sunflower ash that contains both potassium carbonate and potassium acetate. As it’s made completely from natural plant material - it’s both organic and environmentally-friendly. It’s well known that the availability and timing of potassium application is a critical element for plant growth - especially if you want to maximize your yield and improve fruit quality.

We're excited to announce CSS has been honored as a 2017 Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Award recipient from the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA).

In August 2017, California Safe Soil brought on a new team member, Steve Zicari, as Director of Engineering and R&D. Steve will be driving innovation in our production processes, running our production and product R&D efforts, and will be refining and overseeing our QA/QC program.

Read about our recent feature in Vegetables West magazine on strawberry trials conducted in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties that showed a significant increase in marketable strawberry yield and average marketable berry yield using our H2H fertilizer.

Our new partnership with the Sacramento Kings Golden 1 Center supports the Kings' mission to create a sustainable arena. Rather than transporting their food waste to landfills, we collect the waste and convert it into fertilizer.

McClellan, CA. (October 19, 2016) – CSS, a sustainable technology company, today announced the official opening of its new production facility at McClellan Business Park.

California Safe Soil's founder Dan Morash was interviewed about our processes, goals, and how we see the future of CSS for the Sacramento Bee. The article features a video with Morash showing our new plant in McClellan Park.

After our recent opening ceremony on Wednesday October 19, California Safe Soil's almost decade long partnership with Save Smart supermarkets was highlighted in the Modesto Bee and the Merced Sun-Star.

California Safe Soil has worked with UC Davis researchers over the last few years to test the efficacy, efficiency and sustainability of their H2H liquid fertilizer product. As the company has progressed, so have the trials conducted with Professor Edwin Lewis and his team from the Department of Entomology and Nematology.

California Safe Soil was recently featured in an article on Entrepreneur Magazine’s website. The article highlights our ability to convert wasted food into a usable and beneficial biostimulent, illustrating an alternative solution to the food waste issue in the US.