Every molecule in a fertilizer carries an electrical charge, and every plant has its own set of charge requirements. Plants perform best when they maintain a 50/50 balance of positive and negative charges.
“When that balance is right, nutrients move easily through cell walls, water flows where it’s needed and enzymes have the conditions they need to accelerate growth. When it’s off, the plant shifts energy from building yield to fixing itself,” explains Darin Moon, founder and CEO of Redox Bio-Nutrients. “Energy loss can limit yield and quality, even if you’ve applied all the right nutrients and fertilizer excessively.”
That constant fight to restore the plant balance is the gap Redox Bio-Nutrients has been working to close for more than three decades.
It formulates precision biostimulants to align those charges with pinpoint accuracy, making nutrient uptake efficient. RDX-N, Redox’s patented nitrogen enhancement technology, backed by 10 years of development and strong field adoption, is perhaps one of the most significant innovations. It’s stable, botanical extract biostimulants combined with organic carbon compounds that stimulate better nitrogen metabolism within the plant.
Unlike traditional biologicals that rely on soil microbial activity, RDX-N operates inside the plant, speeding up efficient nitrogen metabolism, reducing nitrate-driven oxidative stress, assimilation and improving overall crop quality. For growers, this translates to a 50 percent reduction in nitrogen use without compromising yield.
“Information from independent researchers, university affiliates and from growers has confirmed the research we have conducted in our greenhouse and on the research farm,” said Redox Director of Research, Dr. Gifford Gillette. “Measures of redox potential from multiple crops and locations also confirm that RDX-N plays a major role in achieving plant charge balance.”
Efficiency that Plants Can Feel
Traditional nitrogen applications often tip the plant balance in the wrong direction. Many growers resort to overusing synthetic nitrogen in an effort to support stress recovery. But under stress, root uptake pathways often shut down or become selective, limiting nitrogen intake within the plant.
“Nitrogen is essential,” says Darin Moon, founder and CEO of Redox Bio-Nutrients. “But if the plant isn’t primed to use it, you’re not solving the problem. You’re compounding inefficiency.”
RDX-N is engineered to align with the plant’s natural charge requirements, making nitrogen metabolism more efficient inside the plant rather than relying solely on soil microbial activity. That shift enables faster uptake, reduces energy costs for the plant and minimizes nitrogen losses to the environment.
Backed by 32 years of innovation and in-field validation, Redox has developed a portfolio of precision biostimulants designed to work with the plant’s biology, not against it. Specific bioactive compounds, such as quinones derived from plant-based sources, are identified and stabilized to interact directly with the plant’s biochemical signaling pathways. Among them, RDX-N is Redox’s most advanced technology, which began in university research labs and proved itself in years of replicated field trials.
The newly granted patent protects both the process and the natural plant extract material, securing its place as a genuine industry disruptor.
Tools that Keep Yields on Track
All Redox Bio-Nutrient products contain redox active molecules, which help regulate the flow of energy in plants by accepting or donating electrons to achieve plant charge balance. This allows the plant to support key physiological events, stabilize the plant’s internal environment through oxidation-reduction balance (antioxidant production) and improve overall plant and soil health to overcome excess nitrate or sustained environmental stress, including excessive heat, cold and salinity.
Further tying Redox products together is consistency. Each integrates seamlessly into existing fertility programs without disrupting operations and delivers measurable results, season after season. Because solutions are engineered to perform at precise parts per million, growers know exactly what they’re applying and what outcomes to expect.
The Discipline of Doing It Right
Before sustainability became an industry mandate or marketing claim, Redox had already internalized it as a standard of practice. That same discipline continues to guide how it now approaches biostimulants; not as trendy add-ons, but as agronomic tools engineered to deliver consistent, measurable value.
Biostimulants are often oversimplified in today’s crowded market, treated as catch-all solutions or bundled into blends with little understanding of the biological interactions they facilitate.
“People assume if a label lists seaweed or humic acid, it’ll work,” says Moon. “But most of those molecules are unstable. Their efficacy depends entirely on how they’re extracted, stabilized and delivered. If you don’t control for that process, you’re gambling with the crop.”
Redox takes a different path. Each product begins with a specific plant response goal, such as improved root architecture, better osmotic regulation under drought or reduced oxidative load during temperature swings. From there, Redox identifies and isolates the exact class of bioactive compounds that influence that process. Using proprietary stabilization and delivery methods, molecules are preserved and made available in a way that the plant can recognize and respond to.
That discipline pays off where it matters most: in grower trust. When inputs perform as expected, farmers see the difference in the plants and their margins.
A Mission Rooted in Care
For Moon, Redox’s work is about a deeper connection between agriculture and human health. Losing his father unexpectedly led him to realize how closely food quality shapes our well-being.
“Just like our diets have become dependent on processed sugar, modern agriculture has become dependent on synthetic nitrogen,” Moon says. “Both offer a fast fix, but at the cost of biological balance. If we want healthier people, we need healthier soils and smarter inputs.”
Dr. Gillette shares the same conviction and brings a land ethic to the work. Inspired by conservationist Aldo Leopold, he sees agriculture as a living system that humans have a responsibility to preserve, not just use.
“For us, restoring the biological balance of the land is as important as improving crop yields. It’s a commitment to nurturing soil health, water quality and plant vitality while keeping growers profitable,” notes Dr. Gillette.
This personal and ecological mission drives Redox to develop smarter and more sustainable growth strategies.
Building on More Than 30 Years of Trust
Over the next 18 to 24 months, Redox plans to grow in both reach and impact. It is expanding in the Midwest U.S. corn and soybean markets and moving into Asia, where its nitrogen reduction technology can make a real difference.
Growth for Redox has never been about replacing fertilizers or reinventing farming from scratch. From day one, it has focused on making the systems that growers already use more effective, more resilient and more profitable.
That pragmatic philosophy is why Redox works with growers who understand the value of technology and know how to use it. For those who take that step, the payoff is clear: stronger crops, less waste and more confidence that their land is working at its best. It is now partnering with companies whose technologies strengthen its own and investing heavily in research to sharpen every detail, from molecule extraction to product stability.
Further evidence of this growth is seen at company headquarters in Burley, Idaho, with expansion adding more than 22,000 square feet. When completed, it will include a state-of-the-art laboratory that will deal with both biological and chemical extractions.
The Future We Owe to the Land
In an industry full of big promises and short-lived trends, staying relevant for more than 30 years is no small thing. But for Redox, longevity is less about staying in business and more about staying true to a better way of farming.
It would be wrong to think of Redox as just selling products. It’s driving a shift in how growers approach farming, how plant health is supported and how sustainable agriculture is practiced worldwide.
That shift happens because of Redox Bio-Nutrients’ commitment to changing the system from within by asking the right questions, grounding every step in science and delivering required solutions.
“When that balance is right, nutrients move easily through cell walls, water flows where it’s needed and enzymes have the conditions they need to accelerate growth. When it’s off, the plant shifts energy from building yield to fixing itself,” explains Darin Moon, founder and CEO of Redox Bio-Nutrients. “Energy loss can limit yield and quality, even if you’ve applied all the right nutrients and fertilizer excessively.”
That constant fight to restore the plant balance is the gap Redox Bio-Nutrients has been working to close for more than three decades.
It formulates precision biostimulants to align those charges with pinpoint accuracy, making nutrient uptake efficient. RDX-N, Redox’s patented nitrogen enhancement technology, backed by 10 years of development and strong field adoption, is perhaps one of the most significant innovations. It’s stable, botanical extract biostimulants combined with organic carbon compounds that stimulate better nitrogen metabolism within the plant.
Unlike traditional biologicals that rely on soil microbial activity, RDX-N operates inside the plant, speeding up efficient nitrogen metabolism, reducing nitrate-driven oxidative stress, assimilation and improving overall crop quality. For growers, this translates to a 50 percent reduction in nitrogen use without compromising yield.
“Information from independent researchers, university affiliates and from growers has confirmed the research we have conducted in our greenhouse and on the research farm,” said Redox Director of Research, Dr. Gifford Gillette. “Measures of redox potential from multiple crops and locations also confirm that RDX-N plays a major role in achieving plant charge balance.”
Efficiency that Plants Can Feel
Traditional nitrogen applications often tip the plant balance in the wrong direction. Many growers resort to overusing synthetic nitrogen in an effort to support stress recovery. But under stress, root uptake pathways often shut down or become selective, limiting nitrogen intake within the plant.“Nitrogen is essential,” says Darin Moon, founder and CEO of Redox Bio-Nutrients. “But if the plant isn’t primed to use it, you’re not solving the problem. You’re compounding inefficiency.”
RDX-N is engineered to align with the plant’s natural charge requirements, making nitrogen metabolism more efficient inside the plant rather than relying solely on soil microbial activity. That shift enables faster uptake, reduces energy costs for the plant and minimizes nitrogen losses to the environment.
Backed by 32 years of innovation and in-field validation, Redox has developed a portfolio of precision biostimulants designed to work with the plant’s biology, not against it. Specific bioactive compounds, such as quinones derived from plant-based sources, are identified and stabilized to interact directly with the plant’s biochemical signaling pathways. Among them, RDX-N is Redox’s most advanced technology, which began in university research labs and proved itself in years of replicated field trials.
The newly granted patent protects both the process and the natural plant extract material, securing its place as a genuine industry disruptor.
Tools that Keep Yields on Track
All Redox Bio-Nutrient products contain redox active molecules, which help regulate the flow of energy in plants by accepting or donating electrons to achieve plant charge balance. This allows the plant to support key physiological events, stabilize the plant’s internal environment through oxidation-reduction balance (antioxidant production) and improve overall plant and soil health to overcome excess nitrate or sustained environmental stress, including excessive heat, cold and salinity.
For us, restoring the biological balance of the land is as important as improving crop yields. It’s a commitment to nurturing soil health, water quality and plant vitality while keeping growers profitable
Further tying Redox products together is consistency. Each integrates seamlessly into existing fertility programs without disrupting operations and delivers measurable results, season after season. Because solutions are engineered to perform at precise parts per million, growers know exactly what they’re applying and what outcomes to expect.
The Discipline of Doing It Right
Before sustainability became an industry mandate or marketing claim, Redox had already internalized it as a standard of practice. That same discipline continues to guide how it now approaches biostimulants; not as trendy add-ons, but as agronomic tools engineered to deliver consistent, measurable value.
Biostimulants are often oversimplified in today’s crowded market, treated as catch-all solutions or bundled into blends with little understanding of the biological interactions they facilitate.
“People assume if a label lists seaweed or humic acid, it’ll work,” says Moon. “But most of those molecules are unstable. Their efficacy depends entirely on how they’re extracted, stabilized and delivered. If you don’t control for that process, you’re gambling with the crop.”
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By improving the plant’s adaptive capacity, growers see less input waste, lower operational costs and more consistent performance across a wide range of conditions
Redox takes a different path. Each product begins with a specific plant response goal, such as improved root architecture, better osmotic regulation under drought or reduced oxidative load during temperature swings. From there, Redox identifies and isolates the exact class of bioactive compounds that influence that process. Using proprietary stabilization and delivery methods, molecules are preserved and made available in a way that the plant can recognize and respond to.
That discipline pays off where it matters most: in grower trust. When inputs perform as expected, farmers see the difference in the plants and their margins.
A Mission Rooted in Care
For Moon, Redox’s work is about a deeper connection between agriculture and human health. Losing his father unexpectedly led him to realize how closely food quality shapes our well-being.
“Just like our diets have become dependent on processed sugar, modern agriculture has become dependent on synthetic nitrogen,” Moon says. “Both offer a fast fix, but at the cost of biological balance. If we want healthier people, we need healthier soils and smarter inputs.”
Dr. Gillette shares the same conviction and brings a land ethic to the work. Inspired by conservationist Aldo Leopold, he sees agriculture as a living system that humans have a responsibility to preserve, not just use.“For us, restoring the biological balance of the land is as important as improving crop yields. It’s a commitment to nurturing soil health, water quality and plant vitality while keeping growers profitable,” notes Dr. Gillette.
This personal and ecological mission drives Redox to develop smarter and more sustainable growth strategies.
Building on More Than 30 Years of Trust
Over the next 18 to 24 months, Redox plans to grow in both reach and impact. It is expanding in the Midwest U.S. corn and soybean markets and moving into Asia, where its nitrogen reduction technology can make a real difference.
Growth for Redox has never been about replacing fertilizers or reinventing farming from scratch. From day one, it has focused on making the systems that growers already use more effective, more resilient and more profitable.
That pragmatic philosophy is why Redox works with growers who understand the value of technology and know how to use it. For those who take that step, the payoff is clear: stronger crops, less waste and more confidence that their land is working at its best. It is now partnering with companies whose technologies strengthen its own and investing heavily in research to sharpen every detail, from molecule extraction to product stability.
Further evidence of this growth is seen at company headquarters in Burley, Idaho, with expansion adding more than 22,000 square feet. When completed, it will include a state-of-the-art laboratory that will deal with both biological and chemical extractions.
The Future We Owe to the Land
In an industry full of big promises and short-lived trends, staying relevant for more than 30 years is no small thing. But for Redox, longevity is less about staying in business and more about staying true to a better way of farming.
It would be wrong to think of Redox as just selling products. It’s driving a shift in how growers approach farming, how plant health is supported and how sustainable agriculture is practiced worldwide.
That shift happens because of Redox Bio-Nutrients’ commitment to changing the system from within by asking the right questions, grounding every step in science and delivering required solutions.
Company : Redox Bio-Nutrients
ManagementDarin Moon, Founder and CEO, Dr. Gifford Gillette, Director of Research
