Agriculture & soils
Rebalancing the soil microbiome. Naturally.
TerraBiome's founding domain: understanding soils through the DNA of their microbiome, and building biological strategies adapted to the field.
Soil is not a mere substrate.
It drives a large share of agronomic performance: biological stability, resilience, pathogen expression, the efficiency of practices and the response to climatic constraints.
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Read the soil
DNA analysis of the microbiome, reading of imbalances and identification of useful signals.
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Select locally
Isolation of endogenous micro-organisms compatible with the site's biological context.
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Reapply intelligently
Production and application of an inoculum adapted to field constraints, monitored over time.
Use cases
From specialised crops to technical turf.
Vineyards, orchards, market gardening and intensively used soils: soil-borne diseases, loss of microbial diversity and input dependency all find part of their answer in the soil itself.
The approach also applies to technical turf surfaces — sports fields and golf courses — facing regulatory pressure on inputs.