With the LIFE Monitor, Antonie combines advanced microscopy with AI-driven analysis of nematode communities. This creates a new layer of biological information that can enrich and further substantiate agronomic advice. The true value lies, of course, in combining this with agronomic knowledge and practical experience. What do you see in this new data? And how could you utilize it within your field?

That is why we are bringing together small groups of up to ten agronomists on October 15 and 22. We will be hosted by Jan Ham, a pioneer in regenerative agriculture who recognized the indicative value of nematodes early on. In this real-world farming setting, we will demonstrate the technical possibilities and the type of information that becomes available. Jan will briefly share his experiences, after which we are particularly interested to hear what you see in the data and what you would like to do with it.