Skip to content
English
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

How to Navigate Indexes and Agronomic Insights

The BeCrop portal translates complex DNA data into actionable farm management through biological scores and expert recommendations. By exploring the BeCrop Metrics tab, you can identify biological bottlenecks and receive targeted advice on how to improve soil health and crop productivity using specific active ingredients.

Step-by-Step Dashboard Navigation

1. Access Your Project

  • From the main dashboard, locate your completed farm project.

  • Click See last result to open the farm interface and load your field maps.

2. Review the BeCrop Metrics Tab

  • This tab opens by default.

  • It displays biological index scores on a scale from 0 to 100.

  • Scores are benchmarked against the global Biome Makers database and represent microbial functional potential in your soil.

3. Identify Action Items

  • In the Potential metrics to improve section, you’ll see up to three key metrics per category that fall outside of optimal range.

  • These are automatically selected across:

    • Nutrition

    • Diseases and Biocontrol

    • Stress Adaptation

4. Access Recommendations

  • Below any low-scoring metric, click View agronomic insights.

    • Nitrogen-fixing bacteria

    • Humic acid

    • Mycorrhizal fungi

5. Explore Comprehensive Data

  • Scroll to the All metrics section to view 50–60 additional scores, including those that are within or near optimal range.

  • If your project includes a BeCrop+ test, you’ll also see a Physico-chemical tab with chloropleth maps showing traditional fertility data (e.g., pH, N, P, K).

Understanding the Three Core Categories

• Nutrition

Includes metrics like Global Nitrogen, which evaluates microbial contributions to the nitrogen cycle, and Organic Phosphorus Assimilation.

• Diseases and Biocontrol

Identifies risks of soilborne pathogens (e.g., Fusarium wilt) and highlights natural biocontrol agents, including bacteria and fungi with nematicidal properties.

• Stress Adaptation and Phytohormones

Measures the soil microbiome’s capacity to help plants tolerate stress such as:

  • Drought

  • Salinity

  • Pathogen invasion