Leverage Your Soil - Build a Stronger Root System

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Give your corn crop an edge this season with a new soil enhancement product from Valent USA. MycoApply® EndoPrime™ colonizes the root system of the corn plant, and creates filaments known as hyphae that attach to root hairs, and extend into areas of the soil which are inaccessible to the roots. In addition to reaching further, the hyphae produce enzymes that release nutrients tied up in the soil and also create vesicles to store resources until they are needed by the plant. This unique activity of MycoApply EndoPrime is what allows the root system to go where it never has before and give corn growers the ability to increase yield potential and help maximize nutrient efficiency. Tune in to this free webinar to learn more!

Speakers:

Trevor D. Israel
Field Market Development Specialist
Valent USA

Trevor grew up in North Carolina and worked in the family nursery and garden center business. He received his BS in Environmental Science and MS in Crop Science from NC State University. Trevor then worked as an Extension Assistant at the University of Tennessee and completed his PhD in Plants, Soils, and Insects. Currently, Trevor is a Field Market Development Specialist with Valent USA and handles product development and technical service responsibilities in MN, ND, and SD. For the past three years, Trevor has worked with several crop protection and crop enhancement products, both conventional and biorational. Trevor and his wife Rhiannon reside in Sioux Falls, SD. 

Lori Dekan
In-Furrow Market Manager
Valent USA

Lori Dekan CCA, grew up in Wisconsin and now resides in Columbia, Missouri. Her career has been committed to serving those in agriculture, and she currently serves as the In-Furrow Market Manager for Valent USA. Lori is passionate about the development of crop protection and enhancement technologies, used for the newly emerging rhizosphere soil space. She claims to be terrible at social trivia, unless allowed to nerd out in topics related to plants, soils, or production agriculture.