Carbon Sequestration: A Reality Check
rbon sequestration in agriculture is often presented as a win for the climate, soil, and farm economics. But for those managing real... Read More
Transitioning to Regenerative Agriculture
A Practical Guide for Farmers and Agribusinesses Why This Transition Is Happening Farmers today face tough challenges: soils are degrading, weather is... Read More
Management and Control of Potato Cyst Nematodes
Why PCN Is Today’s Biggest Potato Challenge Potato cyst nematodes (PCN) – Globodera pallida and G. rostochiensis – are among the most... Read More
Variable Rate Fertilizer ROI – Is Precision More Profitable Than Flat-Rate?
Fertilizer is among the highest variable costs in many cropping systems. The conventional flat (uniform) application rate has been simple and reliable,... Read More
How to Control Mealybugs in Greenhouses and Nurseries
Mealybugs (Pseudococcidae) are among the most persistent and destructive pests in greenhouse and nursery production. They infest hundreds of plant species, from... Read More
Can We Regenerate Soils Without Compromising Yield? What the Data Says
In recent years, “regenerative agriculture” has become a prominent concept across the agricultural sector. It promises improved soil function, reduced input dependency,... Read More
Subsoil matters: the forgotten 30 cm that limit yield potential
Standard soil sampling protocols typically focus on the top 0-20 cm (0-0.8 inch) layer, where the majority of nutrient applications and root... Read More
The Illusion of Precision in Agriculture: Are We Managing Fields or Chasing Noise?
Precision agriculture has enabled unprecedented fine-tuning of crop management – from variable-rate fertilization to micro-zone irrigation. Growers and agronomists can now make... Read More
Water-Smart Farming: The Essential Role of Potassium
ais an essential nutrient for plants, involved in numerous physiological processes that influence water dynamics. Unlike nitrogen and phosphorus, which contribute to... Read More
How Digital Farming is Redefining Risk Management
Agriculture is inherently risky, with farmers and agribusinesses constantly facing uncertainties related to weather. Such risks include pests, diseases, fluctuating market prices,... Read More