A plant biostimulant is defined as a substance or micro organism that, when applied to seeds, plants or rhizosphere, stimulates natural processes to enhance or benefit:
- nutrient uptake
- nutrient efficiency
- tolerance to abiotic stress
- crop quality
- yield
Source: US Agriculture Improvement Act 2018 (2018 Farm Bill)
Watch the video below (approximately 3 minutes) to learn:
- What is a biostimulant
- Different types of biostimulants
- What to expect when using a biostimulant
- Options to incorporate a biostimulant into your crop plans
If you have any questions about how biostimulants can fit into your nutritional plans this season, please contact you local ATP representative.