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NEW! Enhanced User Interface

We are very excited to be releasing a new feature to the microBIOMETER® soil testing app.

Project Management allows users to create custom projects utilizing unique fields and enables team members to contribute their microBIOMETER® soil test results to the project.

How does Project Management work?

▪ Update your microBIOMETER® app to Version 3.5. (available 1/18)
▪ Create a project on the microBIOMETER® cloud portal with fields for any data you would like such as amendments used, growing practices, etc.
▪ Invite team members to add their test results to the project.
▪ Access all project sample data from the cloud.
▪ Download the data with custom fields, dates, and GPS locations.
▪ Please visit our YouTube channel for PM tutorials
▪ Email support@microbiometer.com with any questions or feedback.
Update your microBIOMETER® app to Version 3.5. (available 1/18)
Create a project on the microBIOMETER® cloud portal with fields for any data you would like such as amendments used, growing practices, etc.
Invite team members to add their test results to the project.
Access all project sample data from the cloud.
Download the data with custom fields, dates, and GPS locations.
Please visit our YouTube channel for PM tutorials
Email support@microbiometer.com with any questions or feedback.

As always, thank you for your continued support and we look forward to adding more soil health data to our platform in the months to come!

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microBIOMETER® Project Management

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Discover the world of Rhizophagy

We recently featured Dr. James White's rhizophagy cycle research on our blog post How Do Plants Farm Soil Microbes.

Tomorrow, January 15th at 4pm EST Dr. White will sit down with Judy Fitzpatrick and Jeff Lowenfels to discuss his research and the discovery that plants derive nutrients by eating microbes. Please tune in tomorrow via Zoom. Hope to see you there!

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Quotes, research and articles.

EU aims to bring the agricultural sector into the “Green Deal”

European Union farmers risk losing access to billions of euros in subsidies unless they adapt their production methods to much stricter environmental standards, under a preliminary accord reached by the bloc’s governments.

EU Wields $460 Billion of Aid to Enlist Farmers in Climate Fight

 
   
 
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