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Protect Crops from Heat and Drought with Microbes
If you've noticed that growing seasons are feeling hotter lately, you're not alone. Last July set a
Posts about Biologicals:
For This Season's Weather Changes, Biologicals Bring Stability
Jim Cink has a PhD in toxicology and is Indigo Ag's Former Director of Marketing for Biological...
Taking on Soybean Cyst Nematodes and Winning
Indigo Ag is not afraid of taking on tough challenges. And nematodes—especially soybean cyst...
This Farmer Combines Carbon Farming and Biologicals to Make His Fields Resilient Against Drought
Farming looks different for the Murphy family than it did when their ancestors started in southeast...
For Ag Retailers Dealing with Drought, Biologicals Offer Resilience
In Austin Leach’s part of the country, west Tennessee, drought has been a real issue for the past...
Laying Groundwork with The North Face
Eric Kahle, a fifth-generation cotton farmer in Oklahoma, transitioned his farming operation from...
The Biological Opportunity: A Retailer’s Perspective
When farmers Jake Hoalt, Blake Jones, and George Harris launched their agricultural retailer,...
What's the Big Deal About Microbes?
In the past 20 years, research on the human microbiome has revealed that there are many...
A Microbe’s Journey from Lab to Field
At Indigo, we're harnessing the power of nature to make plants more resilient against environmental...
Indigo Develops Innovative New Bionematicide for Spring 2023 Planting Season
With spring planting season just around the corner, Indigo is making its first ever US biological...