DAVIS, Calif. | Biome Makers today announced that it has joined Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agricultureā¢, bringing with it cutting-edge technology and soil health insights that will contribute to Field to Market's mission of fostering transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement in the sustainability of food, feed, fiber, and fuel production in the United States.
Field to Market unites a diverse group of stakeholders, including growers, agribusinesses, food and beverage companies, conservation groups, academia, and more, all committed to driving sustainable practices in agriculture. The addition of Biome Makers as a member enhances the Alliance's capacity to drive positive change throughout the industry.
At the heart of Biome Makers' contribution is its innovative BeCropĀ® Technology, designed to decode the complexities of soil biology for optimized farming approaches and enhanced soil health. With more than 170 crop types analyzed across 45 countries, this wealth of data serves as a valuable resource, augmenting the collective expertise of Field to Market members.
Unlike conventional methodologies, BeCropĀ® employs amplicon sequencing, advanced ecological analysis, and machine learning algorithms, providing an intricate understanding of soil microbiome interactions that support sustainability programs. By harnessing decades of research and the largest global taxonomic database of microorganisms in agriculture, Biome Makers uncovers the ecological dynamics crucial for productive, sustainable farm management.
āOur deep understanding of soil health is vital for assisting companies and supporting projects dedicated to sustainability,ā states Dr. Alberto Acedo, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Biome Makers. āThrough BeCropĀ® Technology, we can reveal valuable insights regarding yield improvements, disease risks, and the effects of various management approaches, aiding these projects in advancing and enhancing agriculture.ā
Biome Makers' inclusion in the Field to Market Alliance bolsters the collective drive toward sustainable agriculture. Together, they forge a path forward in advancing transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement, ultimately ensuring a resilient and productive agricultural future.
āBiome Makersā mission to empower farmers and recover soil health worldwide greatly aligns with the mission and goals of Field to Market,ā says Field to Market President Scott Herndon. āWe are excited to welcome them into our membership and look forward to working together to advance the continuous improvement of productivity, environmental quality, and human well-being across the agricultural supply chain.ā
For more information about Field to Market, please visit https://fieldtomarket.org/
For more information about Biome Makers, please visit https://biomemakers.com/
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Jamie Nix
Biome Makers
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About Field to Market
Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agricultureā¢ brings together a diverse group of grower organizations; agribusinesses; food, feed, beverage, restaurant and retail companies; conservation groups; universities and public sector partners to focus on defining, measuring and advancing the sustainability of food, feed, fiber and fuel production. Field to Market is comprised of over 185 members representing all facets of the U.S. agricultural supply chain. Additional information: https://fieldtomarket.org/
About Biome Makers
Founded in the Bay Area of California in 2015, Biome Makers is one of the foremost global AgTech leaders, setting the standard in soil health with BeCropĀ® technology. Built on industry-leading AgTech expertise and driven by data and science, Biome Makers connect soil biology to agricultural decision-making to optimize farming practices and reverse the degradation of arable soils. With labs across the globe, customers on 4 continents, and 1M+ acres of land impacted, Biome Makers revitalizes soil functionality and agricultural sustainability worldwide. For more information, visit https://biomemakers.com/
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