Introducing a New Solution for Soybean Farmers' Nematode Issues
Indigo Ag Unveils a Cutting-edge Bionematicide
With the ever-growing challenges facing soybean farmers, Indigo Ag has introduced a promising solution to combat the soybean cyst nematode (SCN)—the biotrinsic® Nemora FP™. This innovative product, which is registered with the EPA, comes as a seed treatment that helps guard against one of the most harmful pests affecting soybean crops.
How Biotrinsic® Nemora FP™ Works
At its core, Nemora uses advanced anti-hatch technology to prevent SCN eggs from hatching, reducing the nematode population while keeping plants healthy and thriving. Jon Giebel, Ph.D., with Indigo Ag, explains that this product is specifically designed to colonize soybean roots and shoots from the onset, ensuring robustness throughout the growing season. Giebel mentioned that field trials have indicated that growers may see improved plant health and increased yield potential when utilizing this biological option.
Integration into Planting Practices
Nemora appears as a flowable powder, which can be applied during seed treatment in planter boxes. Incorporating it through Indigo's advanced CLIPS delivery system makes application efficient and effective. The treatment contains Pseudomonas oryzihabitans, a naturally occurring bacterium that relentlessly supports crop health after planting.
Understanding the Impact of SCN
The soybean cyst nematode represents a significant threat to farmers, costing millions of dollars each year in yield loss across North America. Achieving sustainable management of SCN involves multiple strategies, which might include rotating crops that are not susceptible to nematodes, using resistant soybean varieties, and adopting protective seed treatments. Dr. Greg Tylka, a leading expert in plant pathology, emphasizes the essential need for farmers to monitor their soil and adapt management strategies regularly.
Key Benefits of Using Nemora
- Stimulates Induced Systemic Resistance (ISR) in plants.
- Forms a biofilm that enhances root colonization.
- Successfully disrupts the lifecycle of soybean cyst nematodes by blocking egg hatch without harming beneficial soil nematodes.
- Encourages a diverse community of plant growth-promoting bacteria to support vitality.
Farmers integrating Nemora into their practices can expect significant benefits, including an average 68% reduction in egg hatch of SCN, which ultimately contributes to healthier crops. Additionally, growers have reported longer taproots, improved root biomass, and no adverse effects on nodulation.
Embracing Future Agricultural Challenges
Indigo Ag is driven by a mission to view every agricultural concern as an opportunity for growth. By harnessing cutting-edge science and technology, they aim to offer sustainable solutions that boost yields and improve profitability while simultaneously enriching the soil for future farmers.
For instance, during drought conditions, Indigo focuses on creating resilient plants that can thrive under stress. Their suite of solutions includes biotrinsic® endophytes, bionematicides, biofungicides, and nutrient efficiency products—all designed to promote the sustainability and reliability of crops.
Commitment to Sustainability
Moreover, Indigo's dedication to sustainability is evident through their innovative practices like carbon programs. These initiatives empower farmers to gain profitability from their sustainable efforts while enhancing the land's long-term value. As a leader in issuing agricultural soil carbon credits, Indigo remains committed to helping corporations achieve their sustainability goals seamlessly.
Founded in 2013, Indigo has expanded its operations across 18 countries, supporting farmers to adopt sustainable practices through advanced products and forward-thinking schemes. Working together, their aim is to cultivate a future where farms thrive and resolve challenges through innovation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is biotrinsic® Nemora FP™?
Biotrinsic® Nemora FP™ is an EPA registered biological bionematicide designed to protect soybean crops from soybean cyst nematode by preventing egg hatch.
How does Nemora work in managing SCN?
Nemora utilizes natural bacteria to colonize plant roots and prevent SCN eggs from hatching, thereby reducing the nematode population and enhancing plant health.
What are the benefits of using Nemora for soybean crops?
Farmers can expect a significant reduction in egg hatching, increased root biomass, healthier plants, and no phytotoxicity when using Nemora as a treatment.
How should growers incorporate Nemora into their planting strategies?
Growers can integrate Nemora into their Spring planting plans by consulting with local Indigo Representatives or using Indigo’s delivery system for efficient application.
What is Indigo Ag's vision for sustainable agriculture?
Indigo Ag aims to harness technology to provide sustainable solutions that enhance yields and soil health, ultimately building a better future for agriculture.
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