Organic Earth Tech, OETI, Launches One Million Dollar Technology

After hurricanes Maria and Irma, Puertorrican farmers are yet to receive the needed aid to recover. Organic Earth Tech International, OETI is granting one million dollars of their new Crop Harmonics systems to help farmers increase their crop yields.

Tampa, Florida – December 18, 2019 – Organic Earth Tech International (OETI – Harvest Harmonics Corp), an international agricultural products company with representation in more than fifty countries, established with the vision to change the future of farming globally with a new organic technology using micro-transmitters to send signals to plants. These signals stimulate six key factors of plant health and nutrient absorption. The technology uses the farmer’s irrigation system to deliver specific signals that have been developed over 20 years to restore a plant’s metabolism to its optimum state.

Recently this company has launched a worldwide $30 million technology grant program, which includes the $1 million grant to Puerto Rico. The initiative for Puerto Rico began in partnership with The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce of Florida and their Founder /CEO Elizabeth Cuevas. The official announcement was given at the Phoenix Award Dinner in the DoubleTree by Hilton Tampa, FL.

Organic Earth Tech International partnership with The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce of Florida. Photography by Reinaldo Vandres.

Francesco Arlia Jr., the CEO and founder of OETI (Harvest Harmonics Corp) stated, “It is our mission to help farmers around the world grow healthier, more productive plants. We also believe that farmers who work hard to provide our food deserve to make a good living while doing it.”

The $1 million dollar donation was presented on December 14, 2019 by OETI Executive Director Jim Kurtz and Chief Technology Officer Brett Miller to the mayor of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Mr. Carlos Méndez Martínez. The donation was then delivered to fifty farmers of Puerto Rico in an event hosted by Elizabeth Cuevas (Puertorrican Chamber of Commerce of Florida) at the Manuel Méndez Ballester Municipal Theater located in the Aguadilla City Hall. Applications and information forms were submitted and installations on Puertorrican farms began later that day.

Organic Earth Tech Int ED Jim Kurtz, Elizabeth Cuevas, Aguadilla’s mayor Carlos Méndez Martínez, Chief Technology Officer Brett Miller & famer Mariano Roblero.

Photography by Reinaldo Vandres.

Organic Earth Tech Int one million dollar technology grant program for Puerto Rico farmers.

Photography by Reinaldo Vandres.

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