ERG

ERG is a standard measurement unit. ERG is how much energy is given off per second per acre, per gram per acre.

In other words, use a generator as an example…when the crank is turned, the electricity turns on, the faster the crank turns, the more electricity is produced, right? It is the same thing in the soil, use the strawberries as an example….when one strawberry plant has about 100 flowers that will grow 100 strawberries. If the soil doesn't have enough ERG, the flowers will fall off, failing to reach 100 strawberries' maximum. As the result, the single plant ends up bearing only about 50-60 strawberries. It should NOT be the case if there is enough ERG in the soil which will "generate" absorbing power of the plants' roots to take in food from the soil to preserve those growing 100 flowers into 100 strawberries.

Knowing the ERG levels in the soil is vital to keep watch, to spray essential natural fertilizers, to keep the soil's "electricity" up. It's to help those hungry plants keep up the increasing pace to absorb essential minerals and food from the soil through their roots, to meet the demands of its growing fruits and vegetables.

When a living thing grows, it needs more food to continue growing which is the same thing for humans, to chickens to those plants.