Together we will work to identify and share sustainable farming practices with farmers across Western Canada,” said Carla Vipond, executive vice president, Glacier FarmMedia. “Discovery Farm is delighted to have EcoTea™ join Discovery Farm Langham. We hope this project will attract questions and scientific interest on the topic of soil health in agriculture.”

Overton Environmental CEO Dale Overton explained, 'Our goal for pursuing this multi-year project is to put on display how various crop production practices affect soil health, and the leading role that microbial communities play in this. The project is intended to inform both farmers and industry players on the soil health and sustainability impacts of different farm practices on a year-over-year basis. EcoTea™, along with distributors and industry partners, will measure how these practices affect soil microbial activity, nutrient use efficiency, water holding capacity, disease pressure, residue breakdown and general crop health during all stages of crop growth. This multi-year soil health project incorporates diverse microbial seed, foliar and soil applications with bio-stimulants, cover crops, tillage practices, fertilizer and crop protection applications, and rotational practices on a 10-acre site at Discovery Farm Langham, Sask. Situated in the heart of Western Canadian grain croplands, this project will trial and showcase how various agriculture inputs and practices affect soil health, crop yields and farm profits. in partnership with Glacier FarmMedia Discovery Farm Langham are proud to announce the EcoTea™ Soil Health Discovery Project. Press Release - JECOTEA™ SOIL HEALTH DISCOVERY PROJECT

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