PhycoTerra

11/02/2026

Harvest is in the bin. Now it’s time to plan the next one. 🌽

We’re proud to announce 0% financing from John Deere Financial and Cooperative Finance Association (CFA) is open now through Jan 15 on the 2027 PhycoTerra® Commercial Program.

Order early, keep cash working, pay for active bacteria and fungi later.

Talk to your retailer to get started.

10/31/2026

Something is waking up in your soil this Halloween. And no, we don't mean zombies. 🧟

It's more powerful, and definitely hungrier.

We're talking about your native microbes. Their favorite midnight snack? Microalgae.

When they're fed, they go to work. Better soil structure. Better nutrient availability. More microbial activity across your field.

Jokes aside – Happy Halloween! 🎃

Have a safe and fun holiday!

10/29/2026

Farmers know manure has value.

This season, we're helping you prove exactly how much.

Plus, you can get up to 70% of your product cost back through the Manure Value Initiative.

Learn more 👇.

Unlock more value from manure with the Manure Value Program by improving nutrient availability. Plus, earn up to 70% of your product cost back

10/27/2026

Great news for retailers and farmers:

We're pleased to announce that PhycoTerra® FX now has an 18-month shelf life.

Validated through controlled environmental testing, PhycoTerra FX has demonstrated consistent stability and performance throughout all trials.

Whether you're stocking up ahead of the season or managing inventory across multiple locations, this means greater confidence in product storage, inventory management, and pre-season planning and field use.

10/25/2026

Your best years leave the most behind.

Today's hybrids out-yield the ones you planted 10 or 15 years ago. More grain up top means more residue, and a heavier load to manage every spring.

The upside? More residue is more raw material for your microbes to turn into next year's nutrients.

Learn about residue management that scales with your yield.

Discover PhycoTerra®: TBD

10/24/2026

Matheus Pichelli grew up farming alongside his father in São Jorge, Brazil, where buying more land isn't an option. So his family focused on a different strategy: producing more from the acres they already have.

After a friend introduced him to PhycoTerra®, Matheus started small. The first-year results were strong enough that he expanded right away, and he kept expanding as the soil itself began to change. Today, PhycoTerra is a line item he plans for, because the return is real.

For a family that's been farming for generations, short-term yield improvements and long-term soil health improvements make PhycoTerra a win/win.

Hear his story.

Thank you to Prada Agrícola for the video!

Matheus Pichelli grew up farming alongside his father in São Jorge,...

10/22/2026

Leftover crop residue isn't trash. It's cash. 💰

Farmers who feed beneficial microbes a nutrient-dense meal see up to $59 to $108 per acre by turning residue into a resource.

Learn how PhycoTerra® Soil Amendment makes it happen.

Discover PhycoTerra®: TBD

10/21/2026

At PhycoTerra® our Grower Advisory Panel is made up of real farmers who help us test our products, like PhycoTerra FX.

Here you can SEE the difference it’s making on a farm in NE Nebraska.

Healthier plants stay green longer and photosynthesize more.

We're excited to see what harvest brings!

📸 Sam Nuss

10/19/2026

Decomposition, carbon, microbes, plant-available nutrients. They're all connected, and they shape how much value manure delivers.

But realizing manure’s full agronomic value isn’t always straight forward.

Join our Director of Agronomy, Dustin Blunier for a free webinar: There’s More Value in Your Manure tomorrow (10/20) at 1:00 PM EDT. Blunier will cover biology’s role in decomposition and how it influences manure.

Join and receive CCA-CEUs credits!

Register here: https://hubs.la/Q04zyjY10

Manure is already one of the most valuable resources on the farm—providing nutrients, organic carbon and biological benefits to the soil. But realizing its full agronomic value isn’t always straightforward. In this webinar, we’ll look beneath the surface of manure management to explore the rol...

10/17/2026

"The treated stalks are mushy, almost soft to the touch, while the untreated stalks are still robust... When you split the stalks, the pith of the untreated is still very much intact while the treated is showing significant breakdown."
– Matt Wagenecht, Crop Manager, Severson Ag, Rockford, IL

You don't have to choose between tillage and leaving residue in the field. Feed your soil microbiology to break down residue and plant up to two days earlier.