MyLand Agriculture, A Soil Health Company

06/04/2026

Conserving water in agriculture starts with the soil.

ASU and MyLand Agriculture, A Soil Health Company are partnering on a nature-based solution that helps crops use less water without sacrificing yield. By introducing native microalgae into irrigation systems, soil health and water retention improves.

This approach creates a practical path toward more resilient agriculture in Arizona.

Learn more: https://issuu.com/asuoked/docs/knowledge_enterprise_2025_year_in_review/24

06/04/2026

Healthy soil is a nutrient management system.

An imbalance of one nutrient can suppress uptake of another, and can increase the risk of leaching, runoff, or nutrients becoming bound to soil particles.

When soil chemistry is working, nutrients are more bioavailable – great news to any grower.

👉 Dig deeper into how nutrient balance really works:

Without a balanced supply of nutrients on farm land, many growers struggle. Learn about the chemical characteristics of soil and how to improve soil health.

06/01/2026

Your soil test shows everything looks fine. So why are your roots shallow?

Why is water running off instead of soaking in?

Chemistry isn't the whole story. The physical side of your soil — how loose it is, how deep roots can actually go, how well it drains — determines whether everything else works.

Discover the three physical traits that matter most, and what live microalgae does to improve them.

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Physical soil characteristics influence how well your land can retain water & support plant roots. Learn more & get solutions to improve soil health.

05/29/2026

“Microalgae being put into the system can actually overcome those salts that might take 10 or 15 years of compost and cover crops — you can accomplish in a few years by using MyLand.” - Justin Wylie, California Pistachio Grower

Read more on AgWeb: https://bit.ly/40oE06z

05/27/2026

Healthy soil doesn’t just hold water, it prevents waste. In soil high in biological activity, water infiltrates quickly instead of pooling, running off, or evaporating in the heat.

Strong soil structure means more water reaches the roots. The result: steadier crops, less stress, and more value from every irrigation set.

Get more out of every drop:

The water crisis in America is hitting agriculture hard, especially in drought-prone states like California and Arizona. It has made it even more difficult for growers to access and manage water efficiently. How does the water crisis impact the agriculture industry? Scarcity & drought: Many regions....

05/26/2026

Do you know the difference between soil and dirt? These two words are often used interchangeably, but there's a big difference.

Farmers know that what’s beneath their boots is far more than just something to plant in—it’s the foundation of their entire operation. And the more we understand that difference, the better we can care for the land we depend on.

Here's a breakdown: https://bit.ly/4hO4CUJ

If you’ve spent enough time in agriculture, you’ve likely heard someone say, “It’s not dirt, it’s soil.” There’s more truth to that statement than most people realize. The difference between soil and dirt isn’t just a matter of semantics, it’s a fundamental distinction that affects...

05/21/2026

Water holding capacity (WHC) is a major factor in drought resilience. Fields with strong WHC stay hydrated longer, helping crops survive dry days without losing yield potential.

Even when irrigation is available, soils that hold more water make each set more efficient — reducing frequency, stretching intervals, and lowering overall demand. Small improvements in WHC can pay off fast during hot seasons.

👉 Learn more about WHC and soil health:

Soil is one of planet’s most important resources — it’s responsible for producing 95% of the world’s food and serves as a habitat for over 70% of the world’s species. Among soil’s most interesting talents is its ability to hold water. This allows soil to act as a tank of sorts so that pl...

05/20/2026

Soil health isn’t just about what you can see; it’s about chemistry working underground. That chemistry determines how easily plants can access nutrients, and how resilient crops are under stress.

When nutrients are balanced and available, plants don’t have to struggle to feed themselves. That’s when performance improves season after season.

👉 Learn how soil chemistry impacts crop performance: https://bit.ly/4hBhZId

Without a balanced supply of nutrients on farm land, many growers struggle. Learn about the chemical characteristics of soil and how to improve soil health.

05/15/2026

⏰ 5 days until the pistachio enrollment deadline for San Joaquin Valley! The MyLand Crop Warranty guarantees at least $250/acre in benefit — or Growers Edge pays you the difference.
Free to enroll. Independently verified. No disruption to your existing program.

Call today: 📞 (661) 388-2677 👉

Get at least $250/acre in benefit, or you get paid the difference through Growers Edge Crop Warranty. Get the details and enroll before the deadline.

05/14/2026

Ever heard the term “soil tilth”? It’s a game-changer.

Tilth refers to the physical condition of soil — is it crumbly and easy to work with? Does it support root growth? Or is it compacted and lifeless?

Soil with good tilth will:
🪱 Hold moisture well
🌬 Be aerated and fluffy
🌱 Create ideal conditions for seed germination

Curious how to improve tilth naturally? We break it down in this blog post (and yes, live microalgae helps a lot).

🔗 Read here: https://bit.ly/3PhnUGp

Physical soil characteristics influence how well your land can retain water & support plant roots. Learn more & get solutions to improve soil health.