Soil-Con, 2026, Dr. Dykstra-Digging Deeper into Raising and Lowering Brix
For attendees who wanted to stay a bit longer, Dr. Dykstra presented again! Dr. Thomas Dykstra is an agricultural consultant specializing in entomology and the plant-insect interactions that occur when crops are stressed or nutritionally deficient. He helps farmers improve plant health, reduce dependence on pesticides, and transition toward more sustainable practices. Dr. Dykstra’s active research, he deciphered the insect olfactory code back in 2016 and characterizes chemoreceptors for various medical and agricultural insect pests. He teaches both farmers and agricultural consultants how to raise healthy crops for their families and for profit. His work focuses on restoring soil health, improving crop quality, and supporting long-term farm resilience.

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Could soil from an ancient grave help solve the antibiotics crisis?

