Custom Biologicals, Inc. Formed in 1992 in Florida, USA Advanced Biotech Facilities High Volume Production American Quality Control Procedures Production.

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Custom Biologicals, Inc. Formed in 1992 in Florida, USA Advanced Biotech Facilities High Volume Production American Quality Control Procedures Production of Bacteria and Fungi

CustomBio Products Agriculture Products Retail: – Ag is FASTEST GROWING Product Group Consumer products (septic tank) Wastewater Treatment Odor Control Hazardous Waste Cleanup – Bioremediation Bio-Desulfurization of Crude and Diesel

Organisms Safety First - ALWAYS Non-Pathogenic - do not cause disease Natural - NOT GMO (NOT genetically modified organism) Non-Opportunistic (doesn’t make sick people more sick) All from ATCC (American Type Culture Collection) – Studied in 100+ universities around the world, not just our company – 1000’s of field trials on these organisms, world wide Proven Benefits on 40+ crops, including Rice

BiotaMax™ Soil Benefits: Degrades Organic Material Composts existing material faster Processes Nutrients make nutrients more soluble Increases Moisture in soil around roots, reduces stress from drought Adds Nitrogenatmospheric nitrogen converted into soil nitrogen

BiotaMax™ Plant Benefits: Produces Plant Hormones helps plants grow bigger Increases Root Mass larger roots = stronger plants = higher yields Reverses Root Oxidation makes old roots fresh

Increases Root Hairs Untreated (left) Treated(right) Right photo is negative to show detail

BiotaMax™ Balance: Replaces Beneficial Fungi after Fungicide application Fungicides kill good and bad fungi Replaces Beneficial Bacteria after Biocide application Biocides kill good and bad bacteria Similar to medical concept: Many doctors recommend taking a probiotic, or yogurt, to replace intestinal bacteria after taking antibiotics. Restores Soil BALANCE between beneficial bacteria and fungi

Competitive Gardening Results

2010 World Record Giant Pumpkin pounds – Chris Stevens

2011 World Record Giant Pumpkin pounds

2011 Master Gardener Award Glen and Margaret Martin World Record inch Long Gourd

2012 GPC Awards Ceremony – Las Vegas!

Farm Field Results

Onion Increase Yield: ton/HA Increase Yield: 20% to 36% INCREASE Better Quality, Stronger, Healthier Plants

ONION Field Trial 1 - Ecuador Year – 2006 Trial Size:5 acres(2 ha) Control Size:5 acres (2 ha) Yield: Untreated: 700 bale/ha (17.1 ton/ha – (15,120 pounds / acre) Yield: Treated: 1100 bale/ha (26.9 ton/ha) – (23,760 pounds / acre) INCREASE: 400 bale/ha (9.8 ton/ha) – (8,640 pounds / acre increase)

CORN Increase Yield Bushel/acre (35-55/HA) REDUCE STRESS FROM HIGH MOISTURE Reduce Stress from Post Plant Frost

Field Trial 1 - Arkansas Year – 2007 Farm Size: 4000 acres (1600 ha) Trial Size:10 acres(4 ha) Yield: Untreated: 140 bu/acre (8.9ton/ha) Yield: Treated: 159 bu/acre (10.1ton/ha) INCREASE: 19 bu/acre (1.2 ton/ha) Bushel Price: 2007: $4.25/bu 2008: $5.50/bu Increase: 2007: $80.75/acre ($201.86/ha) – 2008: $104.50/acre ($261.25/ha)

Soybean Increase Yield up to 20% Increase Bean:Pod ratio REDUCE STRESS

Field Trial 1 - Arkansas Year – 2008 Farm Size: 2000 acres (800 ha) Trial Size:120 acres(48 ha) Yield: Untreated: 45 bu/acre (3.06 ton/ha) Yield: Treated: 52 bu/acre (3.54 ton/ha) INCREASE: 7 bu/acre (0.48 ton/ha) 16% increase Bushel Price: 2008: $12.75/bu($458/metric ton) Increase: 2008: $89.25/acre ($223/ha)

Alfalfa Increase Root Mass, Increase Yield Increase Protein and Sugar Content Increase Growth RATE: Add Cuttings! Make plants stronger, and more healthy

Field Trial 1 - Wyoming Year – 2007 Farm Size: 40,000 acres (16,000 ha) – Contracted Forage producer Trial Size:10 acres(4 ha) Trial:3 cuttings (+50%) Control: 2 cuttings Harvest Weight Data may also be available GP & B4UntreatedTreatedINCREASE Protein Content15%19%+21% Sugar Content0.5%0.75%+50%

RICE Successful Field Trials in: – ThailandIndia – MalaysiaEcuador – IndonesiaUSA – TimorPeru

RICE - USA Increase Yield 5-20 Bushel/acre Increase Root Mass Increase Plant Strength REDUCE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS

Field Trial 1 - Arkansas Year – 2008Seed Dispersal Method Farm Size: 7000 acres (2800 ha) Trial Size:70 acres(28 ha) Yield: Untreated: 175 bushel/acre Yield: Treated: 180 bushel/acre INCREASE: 5 bushel/acre Bushel Price: 2007: $7.00/bu Increase: 2007: $35.00/acre

Field Trial 2 - Mississippi Year – 2007Seed Dispersal Method Farm Size: 1100 acres (440 ha) Trial Size:50 acres(20 ha) Yield: Untreated: 145 bushel/acre Yield: Treated: 165 bushel/acre INCREASE: 20 bushel/acre Bushel Price: 2007: $7.00/bu Increase: 2007: $140.00/acre

RICE - Ecuador Increase Yield 20% - 30% Increase Root Mass Increase Plant Strength REDUCE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS

Field Trial 1 - Ecuador Year – 2007Transplant Method Farm Size: 100 ha Trial Size:1 HA Yield: Without Treatment:2.4 mt Yield: Farm Nutritional Program:2.0 mt Yield: Agripac Nutritional Program:2.7 mt Yield: Agripac Program plus GP/B5:3.0 mt