Resources

03.26.2026 | AgPhD Radio Show

Curt Knight joins Zach Hefty to discuss best practices to help increase soil temperatures and native soil biology activity with bioavailable fertilizers.

03.23.2026 | CropLife

Growers today are asking for fewer inputs with greater impact, according to Trey Cutts.

03.19.2026 | USA Today

Agriculture is one of humanity’s oldest professions. In the U.S., it accounted for 10% of total jobs in 2024 according to USDA data. But technology is rapidly reshaping agricultural employment.

03.09.2026 | AgPhD Radio Show

Curt Knight joins Darren Hefty to discuss how to balance soil fertility with biosolutions.

03.03.2026 | CropLife

“Biofertilizers are increasingly viewed as performance-enhancing components of integrated fertility programs,” says Cutts. “Additionally, advances in formulation technology, stability, and compatibility with conventional fertilizers have accelerated adoption across mainstream production systems.”

01.09.2026 | Meister Media

Biofertilizers that combine modern approaches—such as upcycled amino acid nutrients and proteins, natural polymers, precision chemistry, and digital analytics—will define the next decade of crop nutrition, according to Trey Cutts, Vice President of Commercial Agriculture Science with Tidal Grow AgriScience.

11.03.2025 | Business of Agriculture Podcast

Can seafood by-products help feed the future of agriculture? Damian Mason speaks with Norm Davy, President of ‪@TidalGrowAgriScience‬ about SeaPhos—a liquid fertility product made from up-cycled seafood waste. In 2025, Damian trialed the product on his Indiana farm and shares firsthand insights. This episode explores sustainable ag inputs, nutrient cycling, crop protection innovations, and the business hurdles startups face in entering the agricultural input space. Discover how environmental sustainability is driving new solutions in soil health, plant nutrition, and farming’s future.

08.29.2025 | CropLife Webinar

When harvest wraps up, many growers see leftover residue as an obstacle to clear before next year’s planting. But handled strategically, that residue can become one of the most valuable tools on the farm.

06.26.2025 | Iowa State University

“We’re excited to join the ISRC and stand with those pushing soybean innovation forward,” said Yuan Cheng, chief product officer at Tidal Grow AgriScience. “Our solutions are built to tackle growers’ toughest challenges, and we’re committed to novel modes of action that complement existing solutions to drive real gains in yield and grower ROI.”