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How Biostimulants Help with Early Season Cold and Moisture Stress

This spring, many growers are choosing to use a biostimulant to enhance nutrient uptake, nutrient use efficiency, tolerance to environmental stress, and/or enhance crop quality. According to a recent Stratus Ag Research Survey, representing 1,805 growers across Canada, 22.7% of growers used a biostimulant on their farm in 2023. The expectation is that this trend will continue to grow as more growers experience the benefits these new technologies provide.Ā 

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One of first opportunities to apply a biostimulant to your crop is with a seed nutrient dressing.Ā When choosing a nutrient seed dressing, one needs to understand the composition of the treatment and ensure it has a combination of:

  • Nutrition – Proper crop nutrition (specific by crop type) to drive rooting and early season vigour.
  • Biostimulants – Biostimulants protect the seed from early season seedling stress – specifically cold soil temperatures at seeding time.Ā 

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Watch the video to learn:

  • What is a biostimulant?
  • What are the key advantages of using a biostimulant with plant nutrition at seeding time?

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