WEBINAR: Above and below: Build the roots, feed the microbes & crops

Learn how biostimulants can help maximize your nutrition investment. What happens around the root zone can influence what happens above ground. This expert-led webinar explores non-microbial biostimulants, how different technologies work in the soil, and where they fit alongside crop nutrition programs. Using soil chemistry insights and on-farm research, ICL agronomist Christi Falen and a panel of ICL experts will examine humic acids, liquid biochar extracts, molasses-based products, and seaweed—and discuss their roles in root development, nutrient cycling, and the soil microbiome. We will explore: The connection between the root system and soil microbiome • How different non-microbial biostimulants work • On-farm research examining biostimulant responses and root development • Best practices for integrating biostimulants with crop nutrition programs • The agronomic value and potential ROI of non-microbial biostimulants 🎙️ Meet the Experts Christi Falen | U.S. Sales Agronomy Manager Christi Falen brings more than 25 years of experience spanning university extension, plant nutrition, and crop protection. She earned a BS in Natural Resource Management from the University of Alaska and an MS in Soil Science from the University of Idaho and is a Certified Crop Adviser. Also featuring: Ricky Bass | Technical Sales Manager – Southeast Florida Grayson Lambert | Technical Sales Manager – Northeast Region Jake Morris | Technical Sales Manager – Midwest Region Plains Ryan Sanders | Technical Sales Manager – Midwest Region Great Lakes Koby Charles | Technical Sales Manager – Midwest Region Great Lakes ✅ Why Watch? Want to better understand what’s happening below the surface? Join Christi Falen and panel of ICL experts as they break down the science behind non-microbial biostimulants, share insights from on-farm research, and explore how these technologies can fit into modern crop nutrition programs. This webinar hosted by Farm Progress. Visit https://www.farmprogress.com/webinars for CEUs