We are an innovative Bulgarian company operating in the field of soil health and biological protection.
Our mission is to bring biology back into agricultural soil.
PRODUCTION
TerraLife produces Bulgarian biofertilizers made entirely out of organic waste.
By controlling the environment and the technological process, we cultivate beneficial fungi, bacteria, and other key microorganisms. Their presence in the soil enhances plant resilience and growth by improving soil health and restoring soil microbiome function. The presence of essential microbiology strengthens the root system, enables better soil aeration, and increases moisture retention. The products are 100% organic and suitable for a wide range of crops - from grain production to vegetables, orchards, and vineyards.
We also offer testing of the existing soil microbiology before and after the application of TerraLife products.
PRODUCTS
TerraSoil
TerraLiquid
A 100% circular biofertilizer made from organic waste. It contains a diversity of microorganisms that enable the restoration of soil microbiota. The presence of essential soil microbiology helps plants absorb minerals and nutrients more efficiently and reduces the need for chemical fertilization. TerraSoil is applied to the soil either by broadcast spreading or through root inoculation.
Contact us for the laboratory reports required by the Ordinance on the separate collection and treatment of bio-waste.
The liquid form can be used for seed and seedling treatment, as well as for root inoculation. The extract features a higher concentration of beneficial microorganisms. It is applied either directly to the soil via watering and/or as a foliar spray. Foliar application stimulates the formation of a microbial 'shield' on the leaf surface. For optimal results in organic-poor soils, it is recommended to be used in combination with organic matter (such as compost or manure).
An organic soil improver registered with the BFSA (Bulgarian Food Safety Agency), which is eligible for application under both the Eco-scheme for the preservation and restoration of soil potential (Eco-ZVPP), and Intervention for conservation agriculture (Ordinance No. 4).
ABOUT US
TerraLife Solutions is an innovative Bulgarian company dedicated to the future of sustainable agriculture. We bridge the gap between scientific research and practical application to develop cutting-edge solutions for biological and natural plant protection. Our mission is to preserve and restore soil health and enhance biodiversity. By introducing essential microbiology back into the land, our products help farmers reduce their reliance on synthetic mineral fertilizers and pesticides, effectively lowering fertilization costs while boosting long- term fertility. We partner with both organic and conventional farmers who are ready to embrace regenerative practices and take a decisive step toward a greener, more sustainable future.
TEAM
Emiliya Angelova
Co-founder | CEO
Emiliya is responsible for the company’s growth and its strategic focus on the mission of soil health. She is a business professional with more than 10 years of international experience in business management, sustainable development, and finance. She is a certified specialist in soil health and regenerative agriculture from Cornell University, as well as a sustainability and climate risk professional from the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP).
Rositsa Tropcheva
Co-founder | Product Development
Rositsa leads research and product development. She is responsible for developing new product formulas and quality control. She is an experienced biotechnologist, holds a PhD in Microbiology, and is a co-author of a patent in the field of microbiology.
Simone Dimitrova
Plant biotechnology
Simone serves as the link between new product development and farmers. She supports R&D activities and oversees field trials and collaborative work with growers. Holds a Master’s degree in Plant Biotechnology and a PhD in Genetics from AgroParisTech.
Ira Ivanova
Manufacturing
Ira is the engineer of the team, responsible for the next stage of expanding production capacity. She brings over 10 years of engineering experience from Austria, with a professional focus on circular economy and resource efficiency.
PARTNERS
SUSTAINABILITY
More than 20% of agricultural soils in the EU are undergoing degradation.
Globally, the percentage of degraded soil is even higher—over 30% of all agricultural land. Soil degradation is the result of the aggressive farming practices of the last century. Intensive, chemically dependent agriculture destroys beneficial soil microbiology. This has wide-ranging consequences, such as reduced fertility and diseased plants. The nutritional value of fruits and vegetables (Brix) has also decreased by nearly 40%. This is primarily due to the decline of organic matter and microbial life in the soil. It is precisely this microbiological network that enables the plant to absorb the nutrients locked within the soil.
Consequently, new EU agricultural policies are placing increasingly high demands on soil health and biodiversity conservation. These policies present an opportunity to rethink farm management models and practices.
Caring for soil health is also a key element of the Eco- scheme for the preservation and restoration of soil potential (Eco- PRSP), which incentivizes the use of organic matter and microbial products. Investing in healthy soil is an investment in quality yields.
Returning microbiology to agricultural land is key not only for climate protection but also for the future profitability of farms. Implementing sustainable practices improves plant health, crop yields, and water retention.
The new EU eco- schemes and programs, such as "Farm to Fork" provide an opportunity to test organic fertilizers and new farm management methods. Through regenerative practices, farmers can restore the soil's carbon sequestration function and generate additional income, for example, through the sale of carbon credits.