Advancing Sustainable Agriculture

Join us for an insightful discussion featuring industry experts from AngloAmerican, Biome Makers, and Regenerative Farming Expert and UK farmer Ben Taylor-Davies, as they share real-world insights on how polyhalite supports soil health, farm productivity, and long-term sustainability.

This session presents the results of a BeCrop® Trial conducted by AngloAmerican to validate the impact of POLY4—a low-chloride, multi-nutrient fertilizer—on soil functionality and crop performance

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is designed for professionals across the agricultural industry, including:

Agricultural Input Manufacturers (Fertilizers, Crop Protection Products, Biostimulants)
Agronomists, Researchers, and Soil Scientists
Farmers and Growers Looking to Improve Soil Health
Sustainability and ESG Professionals
Investors and Stakeholders Interested in Agricultural Innovation

Jacob Parnell

Lead Agronomist,
Biome Makers

Kathryn Bartlett

Soil Scientist,
AngloAmerican

Ben Taylor-Davies

Regenerative Farmer & Soil Health Advocate

Case Study

Insights from Anglo American’s BeCrop® Trial on POLY4 and its impact on soil microbiome health and crop productivity.

Scientific Validation

The role of BeCrop® Technology in scientifically validating ag input performance and soil health benefits.

Farmer Experiences

Firsthand experience from UK farmer Ben Taylor-Davies on using polyhalite to enhance soil health and farm resilience.

Trial Results and Findings: A deep dive into how POLY4 has been tested across different crops and soils to measure its impact on nutrient availability and soil health.

Farmer Perspectives on Sustainable Fertilization: UK farmer Ben Taylor-Davies shares his experience using polyhalite and the improvements observed in soil productivity and farm sustainability.

The Science Behind Soil Health Validation: How BeCrop® Technology plays a crucial role in scientifically assessing soil microbiome functionality and optimizing ag input strategies.