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Young seedlings in propagation trays with substrate in a greenhouse Nov 11, 2025 · 7 min read Crop changeover: give selected microorganisms a place from the start When a new crop starts, the microbiology around the roots is rebuilt too. That is exactly when you can introduce selected microorganisms in a targeted way, instead of leaving development entirely to chance. Read article → Hand holding a young plant with a well-rooted root ball above its pot in a greenhouse Jun 1, 2025 · 7 min read Microbial biostimulants: putting selected microorganisms to work Microorganisms are everywhere, but not every microorganism does the same job. Find out why selection, formulation and application determine what a microbial product can mean for your crop. Read article → Close-up of fine roots in dark, crumbly soil May 28, 2025 · 7 min read Bacillus in the root zone: why strain and application matter Not every Bacillus bacterium has the same properties. Learn why strain selection, formulation, timing and root zone conditions determine what a microbial application can mean for your crop. Read article → Gloved researcher examining a soil sample under a microscope, with a Petri dish of soil alongside Feb 13, 2025 · 8 min read Soil microbial abundance: what does CFU/g say about your crop? A high microbial count sounds promising. But what does a CFU/g result really tell you about the soil and root zone? Learn how to use the numbers for better crop decisions. Read article →