Josh Dunn, Pivot Bio field trial manager, shared this photo of an early stage field trial in Missouri, planted with Pivot Bio PROVEN™ April 25 and inundated with rain thereafter. Pivot Bio microbes keep nitrogen at the roots even in extreme weather.
Growers across the corn belt are trying hard to wrap up spring planting. Due to the unseasonably wet and cold conditions we have experienced, a common concern for corn growers is, “How did my nitrogen weather the spring?”
Every spring, a dead zone blooms in the Gulf of Mexico, at the mouth of the Mississippi River. In this hypoxic (low-oxygen) environment, little grows and little lives: mobile animals, like fish, swim out in search of better waters, while fixed...
