Insight How biostimulants can help solve the fertiliser problem Our conclusions on the effect and opportunity of biostimulants to help reduce global fertiliser consumption.
Insight Can plant biostimulants improve microbial activity in soil? This article looks at the effect of biostimulants on the microbial activity in soil.
Insight Can plant biostimulants improve soil structure? Our report details the positive effect of biostimulants on soil biological properties, including enzymatic activities, as well as increasing bacterial and fungal biomass.
Insight Can plant biostimulants promote nitrogen reduction? Looking at the role of biostimulants in enabling nitrogen reduction, we share our trial data demonstrating how nitrogen uptake is improved by altering a plant’s physiological characteristics.
Insight The influence of biostimulants on plant roots Plants can respond to the application or availability of biostimulants by changing their root growth.
Insight The search for naturally occurring highly active biostimulants At the heart of Maxstim is a passion to drive research, development and innovation towards a more sustainable way.
Insight The importance of data in assessing the efficacy of biostimulants Maxstim Ltd is a leader in biostimulant design and manufacture and understands the need to demonstrate the integrity and quality of the supporting data that underpins the performance of our products.
Insight The Fertiliser Problem Our Chief Scientific Officer has put together a summary to set the scene as to what the current global and agricultural challenges are, and how we view biostimulants as a necessary solution.
Insight Learning to use biostimulants in turf management Like all plants, turfgrasses have evolved ways to help them tolerate and survive stresses.
Insight Maxstim achieves organic certification The latest innovation is an organic formulation that will meet stringent global requirements.
Technical reports Can silicon reduce the effects of abiotic stress in plants? We recently launched our new silicon based biostimulant, Cynosa. We delved into the actual effects of silicon on arable crops, horticultural plants and sports turf.
Technical reports Microdochium in Turfgrass Microdochium patch is one of the most important diseases of turfgrass in temperate zones such as the British Isles and NW Europe.
