About Us – NTS Research & Inc.

Welcome to NTS Research & Inc.

We are a team of experts in the field of agrochemicals.

Established in 2001 in beautiful British Columbia, we started with a goal of developing practical agricultural materials that can encourage organic farming, which is notoriously unpredictable, labor-intensive and costly. Through collaborations with research and academic institutes such as UC Davis, we successfully developed a revolutionary organic pesticide called Bionatrol. We believe Bionatrol can bring the long awaited dependability and practicality to the organic produce industry. In addition, we have developed agricultural supplements which give upper hands to producers to thrive in the highly competitive agricultural market.

Here is the list of our products:

Bionatrol-M¹ (organic fungicide)
Bionatrol-I¹ (organic insecticide)
Gold Mushroom (mushroom compost supplement)
PUFA-3 (omega-3 fatty acid enhancer for livestock)
M-2000 (100% Natural & Organic Mineral compounds)

¹ Sold as Oleotrol-M and -I in the U.S.

We stay focused on bringing progress to the agricultural industry and continue our research in collaboration with Canada National Research Council and other research and academic institutes.

Please see the rest of our website to learn more about our products, research areas and interesting information regarding organic production.

Mission

We are committed to restoring the nature through sustainable agriculture.

Agricultural industrialization has polluted our land, water and atmosphere. There have been numerous efforts to restore and protect the environment such as legal enforcement by new laws. However, such strategies have been proven to be mere temporary solutions and brought small impact on the environment.

Our mission is to reduce the synthetic chemical pesticide load in the environment while improving the predictability, therefore, the effectiveness, of pest control techniques through use of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

IPM is the management of pests (primarily insects, weeds and plant diseases) with practices that are both environmentally and economically sound. These pest management and production practices should contribute to a system that produces an abundant and diverse supply of food and fiber products. IPM also reaches beyond agriculture to include pest management in landscape and home settings.

It’s our generation’s duty to reduce factors that pollute our environment so the future generations won’t face the same, or worse, environmental crisis that haunts us today.