būmigro

For Florida growers

zero plastic to pull
at the end of the season.

būmigro's microbe-edible mulch film works your beds all season, then vanishes into the soil. Disc it in and you're done.

Ripe strawberries and white blossoms resting on gray plastic mulch film on a raised bed

strawberries

Plant City

būmigro's biggest savings land the day your season ends

Every mulch film starts the same way: you buy the roll. The difference comes when the crop comes off. Other films then climb through three more bills — a pulling crew, a truck, and the landfill scale. būmigro's line never moves: disc it in and keep every one of those dollars. Pick a farm size and watch the gap.

other mulch films

pulling crew
+$23,400
hauling
+$2,700
landfill fees
+$664

removal week

+$26,764

būmigro mulch film

būmigro: disc it in — $0 extra, ever

what you keep

$26,764

Florida-seeded estimates from the same public data behind our cost tools: USDA NASS Farm Labor Survey 2024 Florida field wage ($15.60/hr), a conservative 10 crew-hours per acre for hand removal (published range ~5–17 hr/ac), Florida trucking and landfill tipping seeds ($18/ac; $53/ton), and 1.0 mil film on 4 ft beds at 5 ft centers (~167 lb/ac). Your beds, wages, and county fees will move the numbers — the shape of the bill won't.

$0 labor and disposal fees.

Disc it in and you're done. Try it on your own beds first, on us.