One solution for improving crop yields is to increase the number of soil microbes, either by adding them to soils directly or by promoting their growth. What are the barriers to this solution being more widely adopted? Select all that apply.


Applied microbes are often out-competed by other soil microbes

The bacteria cause disease in plants

Accessing appropriate soil microbes can be expensive

Current policies limit access to soil microbes to those who meet specified yield quotas

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