Microbial crop trial program finishes at ProGro BIO
ProGro BIO microbial crop trial program Rhizol sweet potatoes onions tomatoes
Participants included dozens of crop consultants and more than 100 farmers who applied Rhizol to their 2023 plantings. Crop targets in the program included sweet potato, onions, tomatoes, as well as field corn, wheat, soybeans, cotton, rice, sugar beets and hemp.
“We are very pleased with the results now coming in from our expansive crop trial program this year”, Blake Young, chairman and CEO, said in a news release. “With over 45% of our trials now reporting results, there is no doubt that Rhizol can deliver a solid ROI to growers by enabling improved plant emergence and early season vigor, improved foliar development and vegetative growth, and increased harvest yields.”
“Farmers have been particularly impressed with the ease of use of Rhizol during this 2023 crop trial program”, Ray Hurt, president of Hurt Seed Co., and advisor to ProGro BIO, said in the release. “This powerful microbial powder delivered by ProGro BIO clearly eliminates the handling and shelf-life challenges of other liquid-based microbial solutions on the market today. Most importantly, growers have been very pleased with increased yields that Rhizol is stimulating in their farming operations”.
ProGro BIO is an AgTech microbial sciences company that produces a new, all-natural organic microbial soil inoculant, Rhizol, that is delivered in an efficient fully soluble powder form. Rhizol contains an advanced formulation of probiotic microbes and has efficacy in restoring soil ecosystems and enhancing biodiversity, according to the release. The company works to change agribusiness by improving soil health through natural microbial soil inoculation.