Mosaic Launches New Website To Showcase Trial Data

Mosaic shares the purpose of the website is to help users make informed decisions about products to use in their fields based on what others in their area have experienced.
Mosaic shares the purpose of the website is to help users make informed decisions about products to use in their fields based on what others in their area have experienced.
(Mosaic)

As part of their efforts to increase transparency in field trial results, Mosaic has announced TruResponseWorks.com.

Mosaic shares the purpose of the website is to help users make informed decisions about products to use in their fields based on what others in their area have experienced.

“TruResponse and its coordinating website were created from the desire to give farmers tools and information they need to determine what products could be impactful for them,” said Matt Sowder, director of global agronomy, Mosaic Biosciences. “We know there are questions about agricultural biologicals in general, and not all biologicals perform consistently every time. Farmers can use the data on TruRepsonseWorks.com to see how our biologicals perform in geographies near them, where soil types, weather conditions, farming practices and other factors may be similar.”

The website is interactive, allowing users to choose the specific region and crop they want to access data on. They are then redirected to the relevant field trial results – which shares the crop grown, application method used, product applied, irrigation method and tillage practices. 

The company adds the trial results will show users the conditions and locations where products have and have not worked in the past. For example, a trial in central Illinois shows a -0.89 bu/acre yield difference on acres treated with PowerCoat, while one in southern Wisconsin saw a 6.00 bu/acre yield increase with the same product.

“In keeping with Mosaic’s commitment to providing the very best in crop nutrition information and education, TruResponse is the next step in bringing trusted biological products to the market,” Sowder said. “Real-world trials and real-world results are at the fingertips of farmers who want to learn more and take their farms to the next level. It’s just the starting point of improving the perception and trust in agricultural biologicals.”
 

 

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