Agronomist lunch sessions

A new dimension in agronomic advice

of Antonie Test ™

Discover what biological soil data can add to your profession.

Agronomy is evolving. In addition to chemical and physical soil data, it is now becoming possible to systematically incorporate the biological dimension as well.

Antonie’s LIFE Monitor combines advanced microscopy with AI-driven analysis of nematode communities. This yields new information on the soil's biological condition and enables the demonstrable tracking of changes within it.

A new source of information for agronomists to further enrich and substantiate their advice and to monitor soil development together with the farmer.

What happens underground directly affects your crop's resilience and the stability and quality of your yield. The Antonie Test™ provides an objective picture of soil life using automated microscopy and AI, enabling you to decide on the best options.

By measuring regularly you can:

track the development of your soil;
compare your plots and measures;
gain better control over your costs;
and substantiate your choices regarding rotation, soil management, and cropping.

Lead the way...

GREATER INSIGHT
INTO YOUR SOIL.
BETTER CONTROL
OVER YOUR YIELD.

This new technology does not stand alone; its true value emerges when biological data is combined with agronomic knowledge and practical experience.

That is why Antonie is bringing together small groups of agronomists in October—giving them the opportunity to be among the first to explore the possibilities.

We will demonstrate how the LIFE Monitor works and the new information it provides. We will then compare our insights with yours.

What does the data mean for various agronomic specialties? How can this information complement existing knowledge and advice? And how can repeated measurements help us better track the impact of specific measures?

Technology brings new possibilities, but agronomic expertise determines what we can achieve with them.

During these sessions, we will share knowledge, challenge one another, and—together with a maximum of 10 participants per session—explore how biological soil data can contribute to the further development of the profession and to a healthier, future-proof agricultural sector.

This new technology does not stand alone; its true value emerges when biological data is combined with agronomic knowledge and practical experience.

That is why Antonie is bringing together small groups of agronomists in October—giving them the opportunity to be among the first to explore the possibilities.

We will demonstrate how the LIFE Monitor works and the new information it provides. We will then compare our insights with yours.

Technology brings new possibilities, but agronomic expertise determines what we can achieve with them.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Location: B. Amsterdam B3 | Johan Huizingalaan 400, 1066 JS Amsterdam

Time: 11:00 AM–12:30 PM, followed by lunch

Dates: [confirmed dates]

Number of participants: limit of 10 people per session