From Soil Biology to Crop Protection Decisions
Crop protection decisions are often made without visibility into one of the most influential factors in plant health: the soil microbiome. With an increasing number of conventional and biological products on the market (and growing pressure to optimize every input), how can you ensure you’re selecting the right solution for your field conditions?
Understanding the biological dynamics beneath the surface can reveal why certain products succeed or fail, and how natural disease and pest suppression can be enhanced. Today, advances in soil biology and data analytics make it possible to assess disease risk and microbial functionality at the field level.
Tools like BeCrop® Farm translate this complex soil intelligence into actionable insights, helping you align crop protection strategies with the biological reality of your soil.
Watch On-Demand!
Speakers
Scott David McElveen
Account Manager & Global Lab Partnetships, Biome Makers
Sunny Kaercher
Business Development Manager (US), Biome Makers
What You'll Learn:
The Disease Triangle and Soil Biology
Understand how the interaction between soil, plant, and environment shapes disease development, and the critical role microbial communities play in this balance.
Navigating Crop Protection Complexity
Explore the wide range of conventional and biological crop protection products, and how soil biology context can guide more effective product selection.
From Soil Data to Crop Protection Decisions
Learn how soil biology insights can support more targeted, effective crop protection strategies through real-world examples.
We'll Cover Topics That Include:
Case studies demonstrating how soil intelligence informs practical crop protection strategies
Why Attend?
Attend this free webinar and move beyond one-size-fits-all crop protection programs toward a more precise, biology-driven approach. Gain a deeper understanding of how soil microbial dynamics influence disease and pest outcomes, and how to use this knowledge to guide your product decisions. You’ll leave with a practical framework for integrating soil biology into your crop protection strategy, helping you improve efficacy, reduce risk, and maximize return on investment.