Mycology for Regenerative Agriculture in the UK

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Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF) are Bio - Engineers that kick start the cycle of soil fertility. Unlock reserves of NPK and continuing food production; benefit from harmonising with Nature through the symbiotic relationship with plants

“AMF is the spark plug for the regenerative engine.”

Comparative Agricultural systems after 6 years

Regenerative System

£114 per ha

£34 per ha

MycoBiome ambitiously seeks to close the gap for you and help you achieve comparative yields within 2 years.

Comparison of net margins and sources of income

£ per hectare

AMF achieve greater and more resilient yields. MycoBiome seeks to improve margins for food production above the conventional baseline.

Conventional System

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Secure contracts for long term projects assisted with AMF for up to 20 years

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Your Solution

Inoculate your soil:

Populate your soil with a consortia of AMF species suitable for your farm through introduction into your planting cycle. More diversity in soils boosts available nutrients, keeps pests in check and combats diseases.

Our services extent to identify the correct species required for your planting cycles and to produce the inoculant on your behalf. Methods of application range from the precise, to the dirty, depending on your preference.

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Protect your soil:

Cover crop and crimp roller termination establishes a permanent presence of bioactivity. This stage protects the underground from heat and retaining moist conditions. Soil biodiversity drives the probability of success

Help us help you in formulating the right management plan for your land. Our pa

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Manage your soil:

Retain your fungal community by reducing tillage which physically shreds the delicate fungi hyphae and disrupts the regeneration process. Let the fungi do the work for you.

Minimise applications of fertilisers and fungicides to achieve AMF population growth. Fertilisers disrupt the symbiosis by making nutrients more available to crops and out competing your fungi. Make your micro-workers do it for you and save the effort.