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Root Camp Webinar Series

Roots are the unsung heroes beneath our feet — dynamic conduits connecting the soil’s physical, chemical, and biological realms.

When these hidden lifelines are compromised, crops struggle to fully harness nutrients, water, and the beneficial exudates that foster thriving ecosystems.

Join our Root Camp to uncover the secrets of robust root health and empower your farming decisions with groundbreaking insights.

Each instalment of this webinar series will give farmers insights into different factors which impact root health:

• Roots and Nutrition
• Physical impediments to Root Development​
• Root and Soil Biology​
• Root diseases and Soil-living pests
• And many more

Defining the challenge

Defining the challenge:

Roots are a primary interface between the physical, chemical and biological realm of soil or media and plants.

Crops with unhealthy, damaged or underdeveloped roots can’t take full advantage of nutrients and water, nor release exudates into the soil as well as they could.

By understanding root health in more detail, growers are empowered to make better decisions for their crops.

Episode 1: The Dynamic World of Plant Roots

In the first episode of our webinar series, Joel will dive into insights on the interplay between plants and their soil-borne environment.
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Event Details

Date: Fri, 2 May 2025
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 GMT+3
Location: Online

Meet the Presenters

Joel Williams

Joel Williams

Integrated Soils

Joel is an independent plant and soil health educator and consultant who integrates insights from plant nutrition, biology, and ecology. With a passion for soil microbiology and regenerative systems, Joel brings a unique, systems-thinking approach to farm management.

John Ogechah

John Ogechah

Head of Bioline Academy (Africa)

John has a deep background in integrated pest management and biological solutions. He heads Bioline Academy in Africa and brings a practical, experience-based perspective on root zone health and sustainable crop protection.

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