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Introducing TWOXO

2020-05-24T11:44:06+01:00

Twoxo is the latest technology to be in development and close to market by Unium Bioscience. Author: John Haywood Unium prides itself on having very high-quality research behind its technologies to give growers confidence and reassurance that not all biostimulants fit into the Snake Oil camp. We work with world renowned researchers [...]

Introducing TWOXO2020-05-24T11:44:06+01:00

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering

2020-05-24T11:55:13+01:00

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering Author: Lucy de la Pasture Many crops have been sitting in cold waterlogged soils for months and these conditions are far from ideal for plant root activity, says John Haywood, director of Unium Bioscience. “Root growth, biological associations and root exudation are all negatively affected by these [...]

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering2020-05-24T11:55:13+01:00

Endophytes in Space: How microbial plant probiotics could help grow food crops in microgravity and on other worlds

2020-05-24T11:56:27+01:00

Endophytes in Space: How microbial plant probiotics could help grow food crops in microgravity and on other worlds Authors; Michelle Ma, John Freeman, Ahsan Ali Astronauts at the International Space Station (ISS) and one day on the moon or Mars will need to grow fresh food with limited resources under environmental stress. A [...]

Endophytes in Space: How microbial plant probiotics could help grow food crops in microgravity and on other worlds2020-05-24T11:56:27+01:00

Unium donates £19,000 to Lincolnshire hospice

2020-04-16T17:12:35+01:00

T6P Charity Project - raised £19,000 for St Barnabas Hospice in Lincolnshire. After the death of renowned agricultural scientist Dr Chris Green, Unium launched the T6P charity project to raise money for St Barnabas Hospice in Lincolnshire. Unium sold Alo T6P to farmers and donated the [...]

Unium donates £19,000 to Lincolnshire hospice2020-04-16T17:12:35+01:00

Endophytes in space: How probiotics could help grow veggies in microgravity

2020-05-24T12:17:30+01:00

Broccoli in space: How probiotics could help grow veggies in microgravity Article by Michelle Ma, University of Washington News Astronauts at the International Space Station are spending more time away from Earth, but they still need their daily serving of vegetables. In the quest to [...]

Endophytes in space: How probiotics could help grow veggies in microgravity2020-05-24T12:17:30+01:00
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