Our studies help us better understand how bacteria affect functions like nutrient solubilisation, antimicrobial activity, plant defences, and plant immunity.
Understanding the genetics of our bacteria helps us determine how our products work. By profiling every gene in our bacteria, and determining their specific function in soil health, we can ensure we continue to meet the needs of our customers.
Early stage laboratory research has provided results, showing elements of Terragen’s technology platform have anti-fungal properties. Our continuing research is focused on significant fungal diseases affecting large scale cropping industries such as cotton, potatoes, oilseeds, vineyards and melons.
University of Queensland research data on pastures
The effect of a commercial probiotic on milk quality of dairy cows, 2016.
Ag Logic research data on lucerne
A seedling growth and vigour study, 2016.
Ag Logic replicated trial data on maize
Same soil type, flat topography, agronomic practices across all treatments, 2016.
Weedensol trial data on forestry
Evaluating the growth response of Great Land® in blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) plantations, 2018.
Farmacist sugarcane trial
Determining the effect of Great Land® treatment on root development in plant sugarcane, 2018.
Bundaberg avocado replicated strip trial
To determine the effect of Great Land® treatment on harvest yield and grading of hass avocados, 2019.
