Regenerative Agriculture meets modern agronomy

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We understand that a huge key of regenerative farming is based upon soil health however, as we embark on that journey we find it is useful to start applying modern agronomy techniques at the same time help bring production up to speed in order to see the fullest effects. 

Utilizing the thought process of 'modern agronomy' which includes the use of new/ alternative ideas; thoughts that biology are the main drivers for nutrient uptake and crop quality in the farm system. Also sap testing, nutrient balancing and understanding nutrient antagonism in order to work with the system, not against. The goal is to tailor making fertility plans based on science and analytic testing to guide decisions with the most up to date agronomic knowledge and understanding. 

We at Soil Health Lab are passionate about regenerative ag for many reasons. We embody the social, economic, and environmental aspects of this movement (as well as see the upcoming regulatory hurdles) but first and foremost as agronomic experts - we see an incredible way for those farming to feed their crops efficiently with minimal nutrient and biological antagonism that enhances ROI while improving crop quality and resilience to pests and diseases. 

A core value we embody is 'work smarter, not harder', we find modern ag has many antagonisms and misconceptions that cost farmers $ in part through yield but mostly through crop quality in associated rejections or losses. We utilize current soil health and agronomic understandings along with a lab data driven approach to build and verify more impactful fertility programs that in certain senses mimic nature and that go after the root cause rather than band aid after band aid and how to address this in an economically viable manner.