700+ CropBioLife Trials Highlight Yield Increases and Soil Health Improvements Across Major Crops
- CropBioLife
- Aug 20
- 3 min read

Across farms worldwide, growers are increasingly looking for solutions that not only boost yields but also support long-term soil health. CropBioLife has emerged as one of those rare tools, rooted in science (pardon the pun), that helps plants unlock more of the nutrients already available to them. Its activated flavonoid formulation works deep within the plant’s systems to improve nutrient uptake, a core function that fuels stronger growth, healthier soil interaction, and greater resilience to environmental pressures.
Although CropBioLife is well proven in many countries, we continue to expand into new parts of the world. With every new region or country, we are approached to conduct local trials. CropBioLife continues to be independently tested across a huge range of crops countries, and farming conditions.
This article focuses on a small snapshot of those trials, showcasing key outcomes from field results to demonstrate how improved nutrient uptake can enhance crop performance and soil health.
What Sets CropBioLife Apart
CropBioLife awakens otherwise dormant plant metabolic pathways. These pathways boost the plant’s ability to draw in and use nutrients more efficiently, which then translates into stronger energy production, more vigorous root development, and a richer exchange between the plant and soil microbes.
This boost in plant metabolism benefits not only crops but also the soil, supporting greater microbial diversity and improved carbon storage. CropBioLife does not supply nutrients directly. It enhances the plant’s ability to utilise existing inputs more efficiently, making it a practical fit for both conventional and regenerative farming systems.
A Glimpse into the Extensive Trials: India's Insights
India represents one of the most recent comprehensive trial regions for CropBioLife.
Over 700 research and demonstration trials were conducted across a diverse range of crops, including sugarcane, tomato, maize, onion and more. This overview links directly to the table below, illustrating how improved nutrient uptake has delivered measurable and consistent benefits across different crops and growing conditions.
Due to economic restraints, India’s farms are typically performing below par when compared to countries where more funds are available to the farmer. However, the ROI on adding CropBioLife into their practices more than compensates for the lack of money spent on nutrients and pesticides.
The consistency of results across crops and regions is a key highlight of the effectiveness of CropBioLife’s core function in improving nutrient uptake, making it a scalable solution for enhancing plant and soil health as well as increased yields across diverse agricultural systems.
Crop | Yield Increase | Soil Carbon Increase |
Sugarcane | 15–30% | Up to 40% |
Tomato | 25–40% | Up to 40% |
Chilli | Up to 40% | Up to 40% |
Maize | Up to 35% | Up to 40% |
Brinjal / Eggplant | Up to 35% | Not Specified |
Pomegranate | Up to 30% | Up to 35% |
Onion | Up to 30% | Up to 42% |
Rice | Up to 30% | Up to 42% |
Wheat | Up to 25% | Up to 35% |
Hydroponics | Up to 30% | Not Applicable |
Exotic Vegetables | Up to 35% | Up to 40% |
Driving Healthier Farms and Greater Profitability
CropBioLife has been used on more than 10,000 farms worldwide by farmers looking to reduce their inputs and moving away from harmful chemicals, with consistent results demonstrating its value in improving plant and soil health. Data from trials in India, though only a small sample, clearly shows how improved nutrient uptake supports healthier crops, better soil biology, and stronger farm outcomes.
By enhancing plant metabolism, photosynthesis, and root exudation, CropBioLife helps drive the biological processes behind higher yields and healthier soils. This makes it a useful option for growers aiming to reduce chemical inputs while maintaining strong crop performance.
Learn more at cropbiolife.com/contact-us or speak with your agronomist about integrating CropBioLife into your next season.
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