Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. (OTC: EZES) has entered 2026 with strong momentum, capitalizing on international success in Africa and Central America during the fourth quarter of 2025. The company is now embarking on a new phase of growth, driven by multiple key deployments and new trials. Accelerating this growth is the international turmoil in the Middle East, which has led to nitrogen shortages just as farmers prepare for spring planting, combined with increasing regulations on safety, runoff, and emissions of traditional chemical nitrogen and phosphorus.
“With the developments in the Middle East leading to a shortage of chemical nitrogen…and escalating prices…we are prepared to meet farmer’s needs,” said Mark Gaalswyk, Founder and Chief Executive Officer. “We have the production capabilities, the distribution network, and a competitive pricing structure that will offset the price surge of anhydrous ammonia and urea.”
EZES currently operates Terreplenish production facilities in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Florida, providing year-round access to food waste utilized by Terreplenish, their certified organic microbial solution with LIVE ACTIVE microbes. Additionally, a series of Easy FEN units are in production at their Mankato, MN factory, with the first scheduled to deploy to Africa this spring. Each unit can produce over 2 million gallons per year of liquid Terreplenish microbial solution using local organic waste streams, reducing production costs while improving soil fertility, water retention, and crop resilience. These modular, “Fertilizer Plant in a Box” units are fully automated and self-contained, allowing production and revenue to be brought into local areas without being subject to current geopolitical forces.
A key to the Terreplenish surge has been ongoing field trials with consistent yield, development, and growth results. In Africa, trials in Ghana, Egypt, and The Congo for multiple plant varieties under diverse conditions have resulted in substantial yield increases. In Central America, the focus has been on flowers, shrubs, and turf as local governments in Panama focus on city beautification. In North America, great results have been obtained in multiple trials from Mexico to Florida. As spring approaches, test protocols have been developed for dozens of additional tests for corn and wheat, as well as a wide variety of fruit and garden vegetables.
Closer to home, 2026 brings a continuation of Ash Tree trials and treatments to save millions of Midwest ash trees from the emerald ash borer, a wood-boring beetle that has infested millions of trees in North America. Easy Environmental Solutions treated over 1,000 trees last summer in a trial program with dramatic positive results. The goal is to treat and save over 10,000 trees in the upper Midwest this spring by applying Terreplenish before the trees are decimated.
The company has initiated an aggressive campaign to meet customers through trade shows and new distributor partnerships. After being named a preferred partner for Mid States Distribution, they attended Rendezvous 2026, engaging with representatives of over 800 retail store outlets. Paired with their Amazon launch, this introduces Terreplenish to consumers on a mass scale. Concurrently, they attended the annual Golf Course Association conference in Orlando, gaining exposure to over 2,000 directors of golf courses and resorts worldwide. As a long-time partner with the U.S. Composting Council, they participated in their annual conference, engaging with over 1,000 attendees seeking solutions to waste remediation and compost enhancement. EZES also received great exposure at the World Ag Expo in California, with attendance reaching over 100,000 people representing 70 countries.
“These conferences provide a unique venue for personal interaction with our grower customers and distribution partners,” said Bill Bliler, Director of Business Development. “The opportunity to meet, field questions, demonstrate, and understand the needs of our customers is immeasurable.”
After completing a comprehensive analysis regarding a potential merger with Lifestyle Dock, both parties elected not to move forward. Instead, EZES will retain equity and develop an OEM supplier relationship. The company's vision remains: “To convert waste into worth, while fueling the world, feeding the famished, and fostering environmental sustainability.”
