EnSoil Algae and Groundworx propose collaborative sustainable farming solution
A new partnership between a live algae bio-stimulant company, EnSoil Algae, and a provider of soil analytic sensing technology, Groundworx, introduces a novel approach aimed at enhancing plant growth, improving soil health, and significantly increasing resource efficiency in farming practices across various sectors, including agriculture, turf, and horticulture.
EnSoil Algae, known for its rich composition of phytohormones, amino acids, and micronutrients, improves the availability and uptake of nutrients, thereby stimulating root growth and enhancing nutrient absorption. This natural bio-stimulant is now paired with Groundworx’s real-time monitoring technology, which provides precise data on soil conditions such as moisture, salinity, and temperature. This allows for the optimal application of algae, ensuring that nutrients are available to plants at the right time, thus maximizing their effectiveness.
The dual approach ensures that the soil structure and water retention are enhanced through the algae’s polysaccharides, which improve the soil’s organic matter content and reduce the need for frequent irrigation. Groundworx complements this by employing sensors that monitor soil moisture levels in real-time, allowing for precise irrigation management. This not only conserves water but also prevents the common issues of overwatering and underwatering that lead to nutrient leaching and soil degradation. EnSoil Algae also produces natural compounds such as antioxidants and anti-stress agents that help plants cope with abiotic stresses like extreme temperatures and drought.
The new partnership leverages the synergistic effects of bio-stimulants and advanced soil sensors to innovate the approach to enhancing crop water and nutrient management, boosting soil health, and enabling precise, data-driven decisions that benefit both the environment and crop yields.
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