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Download PDF Often biology and chemistry are considered separately but in nature some were designed to work together. CPM takes an in-depth look at how biology can work with very specific biostimulants to help improve nutrient-use efficiency. We’ve been looking at things from a different angle – from inside out. By Lucy de la Pasture There’s a saying: “You don’t get results by focusing on results. You get results by focusing on the actions that produce results.” It’s a mantra that applies just as much to improving the nutrient use efficiency of crops, says Unium director John Haywood. “There’s a lot of talk about improving nutrient use efficiency, particularly as fertiliser prices have rocketed, and using biostimulant products in a very general way is quite prominent in that discussion at the moment. We’ve been looking at things from a different angle – from inside out. “It’s something we’ve been working on for a long time and we’ve approached the problem by first looking at the fundamental plant physiology and then at how this can be influenced. “It’s from that point that we construct biostimulant products rather than the common approach, which is the other way around – finding an effect…
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Download PDF Often biology and chemistry are considered separately but in nature some were designed to work together. CPM takes an in-depth look at how biology can work with very specific biostimulants to help improve nutrient-use efficiency. We’ve been looking at things from a different angle – from inside out. By Lucy de la Pasture There’s a saying: “You don’t get results by focusing on results. You get results by focusing on the actions that produce results.” It’s a mantra that applies just as much to improving the nutrient use efficiency of crops, says Unium director John Haywood. “There’s a lot of talk about improving nutrient use efficiency, particularly as fertiliser prices have rocketed, and using biostimulant products in a very general way is quite prominent in that discussion at the moment. We’ve been looking at things from a different angle – from inside out. “It’s something we’ve been working on for a long time and we’ve approached the problem by first looking at the fundamental plant physiology and then at how this can be influenced. “It’s from that point that we construct biostimulant products rather than the common approach, which is the other way around – finding an effect…
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