Newsletter Archive

In July, our marketing coordinator Madeleine and I packed up and headed west for a field trip that was part research, part strawberry deep dive. We stopped first at the Cal Poly Strawberry Field Day, where rows of fruit framed...

Central Valley crops are charging ahead — citrus is flushing, berries are being picked, and tomatoes are setting fruit. But with early heat, low prices, and scattered bloom, pressure is building fast. Foliar tools like Dune can help protect tissue quality, improve nutrient uptake, and keep momentum strong through a fast-paced season.

In this issue, Marie Turner, PhD, our Creative Director and Head of Scientific Communications, shares updates from our collaborative research trials in biostimulants at Colorado State University, explores the significance of microbial consortia in agriculture, and discusses the concept of community as a vital component in plant growth and agroecosystem support.