Biological Input Analysis
Bayer Crop Science, the agricultural division of the German multinational pharmaceutical and life sciences company, wanted to prove the effectiveness of its biofertilizer, Minuet. A Bacillus amyloliquefaciens-based biostimulant product and predict potato yield improvement before application of the input.
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Yield Increase
The Solution
Bayer U.S. wanted to prove through BeCrop® Trials that elements of microbiome composition and structure of the soil can be effectively modulated, testing a Bacillus amyloliquefaciens-based biostimulant, MinuetTM to increase yield in potato crops.
BeCrop® Trials crop input testing protocol helped recommend Minuet, and validate marketing claims based on soil microbiome effectiveness. In the fields with low yield, due to low nutrient mobilization, yield increased by 41% after product treatment.
Results
Thanks to BeCrop® Trials, Bayer was able to see the general microbial distribution of each region, the evolution of the fungal and bacteria communities before seeding, 1 month after, 2 months after, and after harvest, comparative nutritional indexes evolve over time, and a predicted result was a yield bump of up to 41% in one of the fields tested in Idaho.
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Thanks to the scientific validation that a [BeCrop Trials] provides, we are able to bring to the next level the accuracy of any biological input. Starting with a soil sample, we can enable growers on using the right amount of input at the right time.
Varghese Thomas
Biologic R&D Lead
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