Watch HELM technical agronomists Brock Waggoner and Tim Eyrich as they review strategies for success this spring — from shaping the soil to herbicide programs to nitrogen use efficiency.

More and more farmers are turning to biologicals to help protect their corn yield. In this digital product demo, experts share how Indigo’s breakthrough biofungicide, biotrinsic(R)  X19, provides an uncompromising new standard for managing seedling diseases and maximizing plant performance. It combines a unique triple mode of action to empower and enhance natural plant defenses from the inside and out. Also learn about two other innovative corn biologicals in Indigo's diverse lineup of biological products that have season long effects - including increase in root mass, improvements in stand emergence and vegetative growth, nutrient uptake, yield, and combating the negative impact of drought and heat.

In this round table discussion, Holganix President of Agriculture, Dave Stark Ph.D. sits down with regenerative ag consultant, Nick Vos, and John Weseman on how they have improved fertilizer efficiency while improving crop yield. 

We can apply as much N and as many nutrients as we want to our fields, but without healthy soil those nutrients will end up wasted or washed away. So how do we get these nutrients to our crops?

Learn the science behind microbial seed treatments and how they can benefit crop production and farm profitability. Experts share how microbes are discovered, developed and work to boost crop resilience in stress conditions, nutrient deficiencies and disease management, and they will share results from recent real-world field trials.

Listen to John Kempf, founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture and David Miller, Director of Education at Advancing Eco Agriculture, as they explain why starting your nutrition management in the fall—not the spring—is vital to next year's crop responses.

In this webinar, Dan Forgey, agronomy manager for Cronin Farms, will discuss how the operation adopted a diversified no-till system in order to focus on improving soil health using cover crops in a rotation of corn, spring wheat, winter wheat, sunflowers, soybeans, flax, field peas and lentils.

In this webinar, Holganix President of Agriculture, Dave stark Ph.D. will discuss the role of soil microbes in breaking down crop residue and building soil health.