Attention, Commodity Classic attendees! Catch us on the last day to discover how to build stable carbon in your soils and grow your bottom line. 👉 Booth 7105 #Classic24 #StableCarbon #Agriculture

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Happy National Ag Day! 🌱 Today, we're celebrating the advancements in agriculture that continue to revolutionize our industry. What innovation in agriculture excites you the most for the future? #NationalAgDay #AgricultureInnovation #ClimateSmartAgriculture

Check out Farm Online's article to learn about our research collaboration with Western Sydney University, featuring our Chief Product Officer, Dr Robbie Oppenheimer 🌱 ow.ly/j2HA50Sbmzc

Agronomic Basics of Carbon - the ABC’s of soil structure & NUE. Getting back to the basics of carbon’s role, we see how farmers storing more of it expands soil’s nutrient- and water-holding capacity. Healthier soil = more productive crops = smarter ROI. bit.ly/4kScaZK

Carbon: The most important thing for life - yet, somehow we gave it a bad rap. Truth: Trapped and well-stored carbon is king when it comes to expanding soil’s water and N holding capacity. Let’s talk about giving soil the royal treatment.

We all know productive crops start with better roots. Carbon helps feed microbes that grow roots. More stored carbon = better-fed plants = higher yield and end quality. You get the idea… Get more of it here.

Crops need water, nitrogen, and other nutrients — at some times more than others. Carbon builds soil that lets growers hold onto more of all of these by making soil structure stronger so it doesn’t turn into expensive runoff.

Carbon helps build deeper root channels for increased nutrient and water for this year’s crops… and then settles in to build soil carbon for future crops, too. It’s as easy as replacing current flowability agents with CarbonBuilder from Loam.

Carbon helps build deeper root channels for increased nutrient and water for this year’s crops… and then settles in to build soil carbon for future crops, too. It’s as easy as replacing current flowability agents with CarbonBuilder from Loam.

We help pack longer-lasting carbon underground. This means richer soil for any field by hanging onto more nutrients and water. Loam is offering CarbonBuilder to build durable carbon capture with a live, fungal seed treatment that replaces typical flowability agents.

No farmer wants more runoff and less nitrogen in their field. CarbonBuilder’s, well, a carbon-builder. Better nutrient and water storage with durable, long-lasting stored carbon. Get the benefits, not the contracts, without a practice change. Read more: bit.ly/AlwaysCarbon-i…

Soil health AND higher returns? You’ve heard the promises. Now, get the realities. More stored carbon means better soil and better plant potential. Get long-lasting benefits, not a contract.

ICYMI: Loam Bio featured on the Spin Markket Report podcast. Our VP of North American Sales, Terry Hansen Jr, joined Michael Musselman, Founder of NewFields Ag, to talk about the opportunities the CarbonFarm-R Program creates. 🔊 Have a listen: youtu.be/cuLng7UaLSo?si…

Store H20 and N in Carbon-made soil pockets. How? Activate the microbes that bind soil minerals for long-term access. Grab the newsletter to read it. linkedin.com/pulse/sequestr…

Building soil aggregation is the same as building honeycomb in hives - it holds the good stuff. For roots to access water and nutrients now and later, you need spots to hold it. Create it with carbon. How? Watch and learn.

Carbon is king when it comes to soil aggregation. Durable carbon holds on to nutrients for microbes to break down for roots. Simple agronomic math equals more carbon - better root nutrient absorption.

Durable carbon means better yield consistency. How do you get yield potential and consistency when times are tough? Through healthier soil organic material and structure. Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/sequestr…

Roots need absorbable nutrients. Microbes need nutrient access to make them absorbable. Durable carbon holds nutrients in place. Get started with CarbonBuilder.

Carbon holds on to macros and micros - helping roots absorb what they need. Durable carbon holds on to it now and for later. We call it Chelation - and CarbonBuilder.