Pinion™ trial on Texas cabbage @AdvancingEcoAgriculture

Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

AEA Agronomist Jeff Kleypas checks in on a Pinion™ trial in Texas cabbage.

So far, Pinion is controlling diseases just as well as the conventional fungicides in the control. But it's doing that without disrupting the microbiome. These match the results we've seen in every crop we've tested it on so far.

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Treating cover crop seed with BioCoat Gold and SeedFlare.

Podcast Extra: Ask Me Anything with John Kempf

Some of the nicest blueberries I have had in a long time!

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Im honestly seeing light at the end of the tunnel.

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$Ask Me Anything with John Kempf - July 10 , 2026 In this Ask Me Anything format, John will provide insights and practical solutions to help you achieve healthier, more resilient crops. Topics discussed: Managing nutrition and the microbiome through AEAs integrated approach to help achieve crop resistance to spotted wing drosophila in berries. Reducing pecan scab and weevil pressure by balancing trace minerals and applying AEA products like Pinion and PhotoMag. Evaluating plant metabolism and internal health by measuring sugar levels, EC, and pH/EH homeostasis on a sap analysis. Managing almond bloom diseases and pests like navel orange worm using AEAs Pinion alongside targeted applications of calcium and boron. Executing safe foliar applications of solubilized urea by managing overall solution concentration and electrolyte levels to prevent crop leaf burn. Improving late-season calcium absorption in fruit crops through soil shading and foliar boron applications. Pre-blending AEA nutritional products before spraying to create a synergistic response because the formulations are designed to support living biology. Addressing insect pests like the apple borer using a foliar combination of AEAs PhotoMag, Rejuvenate, and Rebound Boron. Mitigating crop damage from herbicide drift using AEA products like SeaStim, MacroPak, MicroPak, HoloCal, and Rebound minerals to bind chelating herbicide molecules. Utilizing micronized mineral products like AEAs Accelerate and HoloCal to deliver fast results as leaf-surface microbes rapidly metabolize the minerals. Generating disproportionate crop responses in soil by fertigating and feeding rhizosphere microbes with the same consistency as foliar feeding. Increasing lipid levels in pasture forage through adequate soil levels of calcium, sulfur, and boron combined with strategic grazing management. Understanding how high sodium and chloride accumulation distorts refractometer brix readings by inflating total dissolved solids rather than indicating pure sugar content. To learn more about our products, please visit: https://advancingecoag.com/shop/ If you have more questions youd like to ask, try out the free version of FieldLark: https://advancingecoag.com/land/fieldlark/ To get notifications of upcoming Ask Me Anythings and to submit your questions, please sign up for our newsletter: https://advancingecoag.com/land/newsletter-sign-up/$

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Pinion™ trial on Texas cabbage