Why is Soil Microbiome and Fungi So Important?
Why Is Soil Microbiome and Fungi So Important?
AMF – Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
- These fungi form a partnership with
- plant roots, extending far into the soil.
- They act like extra roots—helping plants absorb more water and nutrients, especially phosphorus.
- AMF also boost plant immunity, improve drought resistance, and store carbon in the soil through a special protein called Glomalin.
Trichoderma - A powerful beneficial fungus that lives in the root zone.
- It protects plants by outcompeting harmful fungi and pathogens.
- It also stimulates root growth, helps plants recover from stress, and can break down organic matter into usable nutrients.
Contact Simon Humphrys (CEO)
Our Vision
Our vision is agricultural sustainability. To grow greater volumes of produce, that contain higher levels of nutrition, requiring only minimal inputs compared to today's standards of practice.