Real field photographBroccoli
VerifiedPisoni Farms · Gonzales, California
+21.1%
Boxes per acre
575TrueBiome
vs.
475Grower standard
YOUR BEST CROP
BEGINS WITH
A TRUE BIOME.
THE TRUEBIOME SYSTEM
A crop-specific biological program that brings together multiple scientifically selected organisms with different functions to build a balanced biological community around the root.
BETTER BIOLOGY BELOW GROUND.A STRONGER FOUNDATION FOR THE CROP.
BUILT FOR: QUALITY. RESILIENCE. YIELD.
There's already biology around every root.
The question is what it's doing.
Soil is naturally alive with microorganisms. But biological presence alone doesn't tell you which organisms are there, what functions they perform, or how they are working together around the root.
DON'T JUST ADD BIOLOGY.
BUILD A TRUE BIOME.
Diversity with specificity means bringing together multiple scientifically selected organisms with different and complementary functions, with the objective of building a balanced biological community around the root. The program is then configured around the crop and how it is grown.
DIVERSE.INTERACTIVE.FUNCTIONAL.
DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS.
ONE ROOT-ZONE COMMUNITY.
The TrueBiome System brings together scientifically selected biology with different and complementary functions around the root — each with a role in supporting the crop.
Explore each function to see why it matters in the crop.
One root-zone
community
community
Nutrient availability
Help make more of what's already in the root zone available to the plant.
Supporting nutrient availability can help the crop make better use of the fertility program already in place — which can be an important part of getting more value from applied inputs.
Water + nutrient uptake
Support the root's ability to take up water and nutrients.
More effective uptake can help the plant make better use of available water and nutrition — especially important where water availability and input efficiency matter.
Plant vigor
Support stronger plant growth and vigor.
A vigorous plant has a stronger foundation for establishing, developing and carrying the crop through the production cycle.
Environmental stress tolerance
Help the plant tolerate environmental stress.
Heat, cold, water limitations and other abiotic stresses can challenge crop performance. Supporting the plant's natural tolerance can help it remain more resilient when growing conditions become difficult.
Functions and program components vary by crop, production system and program design.
SEE WHAT HAPPENED
IN THE FIELD.
Real crops. Real-world field evaluations. Measured results.
In every trial shown, the comparison is the grower's own standard production practice on the same field. Treated areas received that same practice plus the TrueBiome System.
Real field photograph
Real field photographCelery
VerifiedDole · Dole Greenhouse, Salinas, CA (propagation) and Swift Ranch, Oxnard, CA (field)
+16.3%
Boxes per acre
2,116TrueBiome
vs.
1,820Grower standard
Real field photographBell Peppers
ObservedGrower field evaluation
10 to 11 fruitsTrueBiome
vs.
5 to 6 fruitsGrower standard
Initial fruit per plant
+22%
Average fruit weight
Results are trial-specific and may vary by crop, field and production conditions.
MORE CROPS.
MORE FIELD RESULTS.
THE NEXT FIELD COULD BE YOURS.
Evaluate a TrueBiome program under your crop, field and production conditions.
This is what a program looks like.
BUILT AROUND THE CROP.
COORDINATED FOR THE SEASON.
The TrueBiome System brings the biology, formulation, and timing together into a program designed around how the crop is grown. Some crops may share components where the same biology makes sense. Where the crop calls for something different, the formulation, program components, or timing can change with it.
Application timing as stated on the registered product labels.
THE COMPLEXITY IS BUILT IN.
Row cropsBroccoli · Lettuce · Peppers · Celery · Strawberries · Tomatoes · Brussels Sprouts
Tree cropsAlmonds · Citrus
Vining cropsMelons · Cucumbers · Grapes
Examples shown for context — programs are built around the crop and production system.
Crop-specific where conditions call for it.Shared approaches where they make sense.
BUILD THE BIOME.
START WITH ONE FIELD.
A growing approach to agriculture starts below ground — treating root-zone biology as something that can be intentionally managed as part of the crop program.
Start with your crop, your ground, and one field.