TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH - Biodegradability & Cold Application

Coatings That Break Down Naturally. Applied Without the Burn.

PED was designed to work in the real world—not just the lab. That means building a coating that’s biodegradable in soil and applied without heat, pressure, or polymers.

Most coatings in agriculture are made for controlled environments. Ours was built for the field—and for the systems growers and input makers already use.

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What Biodegradable Actually Means

PED coatings are:

Biodegradability isn’t a promise—it’s a performance requirement. PED coatings break down as the crop cycle ends, not months or years later.

Cold Application: Why It Matters

Problem with Heat-Cured or Polymeric Coatings What PED’s Cold-Applied System Solves
Requires expensive thermal coaters Uses rotary drums, paddle mixers, batch tumblers
Heat deactivates microbes or nutrients Safe for biologicals and heat-sensitive actives
Adds energy and infrastructure cost No heat, curing, or added energy input
Binders clog mixers or gum up product flow Non-sticky, smooth, and free-flowing during coating
Durable Input

Field-Ready. Supply Chain-Safe.

PED coatings can be:

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Soil Breakdown Behavior

PED coatings break down through natural microbial activity once exposed to consistent soil moisture and conditions. Breakdown is:

Third-party validation studies currently underway.

No Plastic. No Heat. No Trade-Off.

FeatureTraditional Polymer CoatingsDurable Inputs™ Coating
Requires heat or thermal curing✅ Yes❌ No
Leaves residue or fragments✅ Often❌ No
Compatible with biological inputs❌ Risk of deactivation✅ Fully compatible
Works with existing coaters/mixers❌ Often proprietary✅ Yes
Fully biodegradable❌ Rare✅ Yes

Bottom Line

PED coatings were built for the field, not the lab bench.

Cold-applied, Soil-degradable, Microbe-safe, Energy-efficient. Compatible with how agriculture actually works

No polymers. No waste. No heat.
Just smart coating science that breaks down after the job is done.