PASSION TO INNOVATE

This year was our first time exhibiting at Ag in Motion (AIM). We knew there would be plenty of “biological” products promoted across the show, but our goal was different, we wanted to show farmers real data, not just photos and stories. Not only did we have great discussions around reducing input costs, but we also backed them up with third-party-verified trial plots. Today, AdvancedAg biologicals are treating nearly 500,000 acres across Western Canada. Based on what we’ve c

We’ve invested years into developing a biological seed treatment ( A*LIVE Seed ) to work with nature to improve early-season crop performance, especially in pulse crops, which are highly responsive to soil biology. The result? A carefully selected blend of Bacillus species and biosurfactants designed to: Improve nutrient availability (especially phosphorus), Stimulate stronger root and shoot development, and Help crops get off to a fast, stress-resilient start. Growers using

In drought-stricken years, the uncertainty of low yields can make it challenging to conduct trials and explore new agricultural products. Questions arise, like: "Is a biological product really a sensible choice during a drought year or is it better to wait for more favourable environmental conditions to run a trial?" It’s important to consider the role of soil biology and its impact on germination and early plant health in drought years. If used and applied properly, the righ

Biological seed dressings, employing beneficial microbes to improve seed germination, seedling health, and establishment.