Uncovering the depths of soil microbial communities is the new frontier for regenerative agriculture. It’s no longer enough to know which microbes are present, but we need to know what these microorganisms mean – and to go further – how to use this information to boost productivity and defend the crop in a sustainable way. The microbiome is the key tool for understanding and using nature for the longevity of land use. In this presentation, we’ll talk about the numerous applications and interpretations of our research results.

Uncovering the depths of soil microbial communities is the new frontier for regenerative agriculture. It’s no longer enough to know which microbes are present, but we need to know what these microorganisms mean – and to go further – how to use this information to boost productivity and defend the crop in a sustainable way. The microbiome is the key tool for understanding and using nature for the longevity of land use. In this presentation, we’ll talk about the numerous applications and interpretations of our research results.