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For the last fifty years, farmers have relied on many of the same methods—and in fairness, those methods have served us well. There’s no denying the Green Revolution’s profound benefits to humanity. However, we’re beginning to see diminishing returns: increased pesticide and fertilizer use no longer guarantees better profits.

Some argue that higher yields today prove our management is effective. We believe, though, that these increases stem more from improved genetics than better farming practices. Fertility recommendations based solely on nutrient removal rates often favor fertilizer companies rather than growers. Alarmingly, fewer than 25% of farms conduct annual soil testing, despite volatile and rising fertilizer costs. With efficiency hovering around 30%, why apply fertilizer blindly? And if most soil tests focus only on chemistry, are we missing the bigger picture—especially when soil structure is often the real limiting factor? When industry groups influenced by vested interests label certain approaches as “best practices,” it’s no wonder so many things seem off.

At Crop Growth Sciences, we empower farmers with scientifically validated, regenerative agriculture solutions that do more than just pay for themselves—they pay you money. Our advanced crop inputs, backed by cutting-edge research and tailored agronomic insights, are designed to optimize soil health, boost crop yields, and reduce input waste. By transforming sustainable practices into measurable financial gains, we deliver the knowledge and tools that turn every investment into increased profitability for your operation.

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