admin_groundworkbioag
In Today’s Ag Economy, Who Pays for Sustainable Food Production? No one.
https://www.croplife.com/management/sustainability/in-todays-ag-economy-who-pays-for-sustainable-food-production-no-one It’s no secret that today’s $4 corn coupled with higher food prices are shaping investment decisions made at the kitchen table and in the board room. While U.S. agriculture aims to reverse the impact of climate change and defend its leadership position on the global market, analysts predict that margins will win when pitted…
The Israeli Company That Uses Fungus to Tackle the Climate and Soil Crises
An Israeli company discovered a way to increase agricultural crop yields by means of fungus. And as an amazing, unforeseen bonus, the soil to which the fungus is added sequesters more greenhouse gases than the most advanced carbon-trapping systems on the planet
Groundwork BioAg: A Decade of Impact and the Foundation for a Carbon Revolution
Since our founding, we have known that mycorrhizal fungi offer a compelling agricultural solution to mitigate climate change. Today, Rootella Carbon is delivering on that vision by paving the way to a gigaton of CO2 sequestration over the next decade while offering growers value by enhancing crop yields and regenerating their soils. A decade ago,…
Rootella Carbon™- Commodity Classic 2024- What’s New?
Groundwork BioAg Adds to North American Mycorrhizal Inoculant Sales Team
Clayton Lang to support carbon program enrollment of Rootella Carbon Mazor, Israel, January 17th 2024 – Clayton Lang, territory manager, has joined Groundwork BioAg’s North American sales team, focusing on grower support and carbon program enrollment. Formerly an Account Manager at Indigo Ag, Lang brings experience in creating grower and industry partner relationships throughout the…
Rootella’s Journey to Global Commercialization
INTERVIEW: Mr. Shu Yang (Country Manager for Groundwork BioAg – China) and Mr. Chad Miller (AGRivested South Africa) Last month, we proudly announced our product registration and commercialization in China, South Africa, and Argentina. Today, we sat down with our Chinese and South African partners, Shu Yang and Chad Miller, to hear more about what…
Rootella Registration Approved in China, Argentina, and South Africa
Groundwork BioAg Expands Global Commercialization of Mycorrhizal Inoculants Mazor, Israel, December 19, 2023 – Groundwork BioAg® announced that its flagship mycorrhizal inoculant – Rootella® – has been approved for commercialization in China, Argentina, and South Africa, expanding farmers’ access to a climate-smart solution to optimize plant and soil health, adding approximately 677 million acres (274…
