Soil/plant biology

Farmers should restore Mother Nature’s little microscopic helpers!  Veterinary school taught me that there are no good germs. Our whole...

Q. What kinds of soil microbes are internalized in the rhizophagy process? A. Bacteria, yeasts, and even algae. In the...

If you fertilize a plant, most of that fertilizer doesn’t make it into the cell — only about 30 to...

Five reasons to adopt microscopy to help make better agronomic decisions When we use biologicals in farming or gardening, it’s...

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi act as a powerful underground partner, extending plant roots and improving access to water and nutrients -...

A farm in Ecuador proves that it’s possible to restore ecosystems and break the conventional chemical cycle Banana growers worldwide...

Rhizophagy and cyanobacteria should force us to rethink the role of energy in the root zone By Deac Jones For...

Choosing a regeneratively focused agronomist and recognizing the superiority of biological products will help your farm thrive, both this year...

How fungi reawakened plant chemistry in a sterile system Controlled-environment agriculture offers a level of precision few soil systems can...

The practical outworkings of how understanding Eh-pH homeostasis improves crop protection This is a continuation of last month’s article, “The...