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Soil Microbes Talk to Plants, and Seaweed Extract Facilitates the Discussion

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By Holly Little, Holly has a
| Germination Magazine Verified
Imagine a microorganism that lives in soil sitting next to a plant in a therapist’s office. Across from them in the therapist’s chair is Ascophyllum nodosum, a type of seaweed, helping the two of them get along better. It might sound silly, but this is essentially the role that seaweed extract-based biostimulants play in soil. Let me explain.
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To Nurture Soil Health, we Must go Beyond Short-Term Fixes

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By Holly Little, Holly has a
| Germination Magazine Verified
In the realm of agriculture, the buzz often revolves around immediate solutions and quick fixes to enhance productivity. Our industry often finds itself caught in a web of short-term mitigation strategies, addressing nutrient deficiencies with chemical solutions, and overlooking the balance required for long-term sustainability. I had the opportunity to give a talk on biostimulants and regenerative agriculture at the Biostimulants World Congress, which was held in Milan, Italy from Nov. 28 to Dec.
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How Biostimulants are Helping our Industry be More Climate-Resilient

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By Holly Little, Holly has a
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This year has been a pivotal one for climate change, and with the looming El Niño conditions set to impact farms in 2024, the challenges are mounting. Predictable rainfall and stable temperatures are becoming increasingly elusive, and the relentless force of climate change shows no signs of slowing down. Coming out of a summer where we witnessed record-breaking global temperatures in June through August, the future appears even more uncertain.
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