Easy Environmental Solutions Gains Momentum Amid Global Nitrogen Shortage with Terreplenish Microbial Solution

Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. (OTC: EZES) has entered 2026 with significant momentum as international turmoil in the Middle East has created nitrogen shortages during critical spring planting seasons. The company's Terreplenish certified organic microbial solution with LIVE ACTIVE microbes is positioned to address both the supply shortage and increasing regulations regarding chemical nitrogen safety, runoff, and emissions. Founder and CEO Mark Gaalswyk stated the company has production capabilities, distribution networks, and competitive pricing to offset price surges in traditional fertilizers like anhydrous ammonia and urea.

The company's production capabilities are not contingent on external geopolitical forces, with Terreplenish facilities operating year-round in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Florida utilizing local food waste streams. Additionally, Easy FEN units in production at the Mankato, MN factory can produce over 2 million gallons annually of liquid Terreplenish solution, with the first unit scheduled for deployment to Africa this spring. These modular units allow production to be brought to local areas while reducing costs and improving soil fertility, water retention, and crop resilience.

Field trials across three continents have demonstrated consistent yield improvements, with substantial increases documented in Ghana, Egypt, and The Congo for various plant varieties. In Central America, trials focused on flowers, shrubs, and turf for city beautification projects in Panama, while North American trials from Mexico to Florida showed promising results. The company has developed test protocols for dozens of additional crops including corn, wheat, fruits, and garden vegetables. Closer to home, Terreplenish is being used to treat ash trees threatened by the emerald ash borer, with plans to treat over 10,000 trees in the upper Midwest this spring after successful trials treating over 1,000 trees last summer.

The company has initiated an aggressive campaign to reach customers through trade shows and distributor partnerships. After being named a preferred partner for Mid States Distribution, the company attended Rendezvous 2026, engaging with representatives from over 800 retail outlets. The company also participated in the annual Golf Course Association conference in Orlando, meeting over 2,000 golf course directors worldwide to position Terreplenish as a safe alternative to current chemicals. As a long-time partner with the U S Composting Council, the company engaged with over 1,000 attendees seeking waste remediation solutions, with Terreplenish's LIVE ACTIVE microbes accelerating decomposition while increasing nutrient value and suppressing methane gas. The World Ag Expo in California provided exposure to over 100,000 attendees from 70 countries, with Terreplenish well-received by growers seeking organic alternatives.

Director of Business Development Bill Bliler emphasized the value of personal interaction at these conferences for understanding customer needs and demonstrating solutions. The company has maintained strategic focus by electing not to proceed with a proposed merger with Lifestyle Dock after determining the arrangement did not align with long-term vision, instead developing an OEM supplier relationship. The EZES Management Team stated that decisions must support the company's future, partners, and customers, with the evaluation process confirming the strength of current strategy and identifying additional expansion opportunities within core markets.