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Loam Bio

Loam is working with farmers and scientists to enable high quality carbon removal at scale.

Our technology harnesses the power of endophytic fungi, helping plants take CO2 from the atmosphere and transform it into the most stable forms of soil carbon. Together with farmers, we deliver carbon capture solutions that integrate with existing farming systems - creating better outcomes for our farmers and our planet

06/09/2026

What if building soil carbon could also help soils hold onto nitrogen?

In collaboration with The University of Queensland, a soybean trial found that CarbonBuilder™ increased both total soil nitrogen and the amount of nitrogen stored in stable soil aggregates:

20.2% higher total soil nitrogen
56.2% more nitrogen in stable soil aggregates

By helping retain nitrogen in the soil, CarbonBuilder™ has the potential to support nutrient availability beyond a single crop.

As Dr. Vijaya Singh from The University of Queensland explains:

“We could see how the fungal inoculant not only increased grain but it increased carbon in the soil.”

Research like this continues to build our understanding of how beneficial fungi can influence both crop performance and the soil beneath it.

28/08/2026

Yesterday our Loamies came together in Orange for the Loam Summit to align on where we’re heading and how we continue to move our mission forward.

Our new CEO, Rob Hranac, kicked things off, setting the tone for a day of ambitious thinking and meaningful discussion.

We explored how we can continue evolving our offering to deliver greater value for growers and help them navigate the challenges and pressures facing agriculture today. All while ensuring every decision we make moves us closer to our purpose: removing gigatonnes of atmospheric carbon and storing it in agricultural soils.

It was a valuable opportunity to step back, look at the bigger picture and align on what comes next.

And as always, it all comes back to our ambition to use the world’s smallest organisms to solve the world’s biggest problems.

20/08/2026

What could better soil carbon mean for your margins? Find out at the Boolah Farms Trial Farm Field Day on the 10th of September, where our CarbonBuilder™ trial is entering its second season.

🌱 See how CarbonBuilder™ is being trialled to build and stabilise soil carbon and increase grain yield.
🌱 Results from last season’s CarbonBuilder™ Wheat trial.
🌱 See FurrowMate® up close, our direct air injection technology for large-scale biological application.

If you’re interested in where soil carbon, crop performance and new revenue opportunities intersect, this is one to have on the calendar.

📅 10 September 2026
📍 Boolah Trial Farm, Wilkur
🎟️ Free registration: https://events.humanitix.com/boolah-trial-farm-field-day-2026

Come take a look at the trial and ask the hard questions. See what the results could mean for your farming system.

19/08/2026

Come see CarbonBuilder™ in action at this year's Boolah Trial Farm Field Day! Join us in Wilkur on 10 September to walk the trials, catch some live demos, and swap notes with growers and partners from across the industry.

16/08/2026

We're back at AgQuip this year, running from the 18th - 20th of August. Come find us at the AgSmart Pavilion, site ASI|01, we'd love to say hi and chat all things soil carbon.

Our FurrowMate®, freshly crowned 2025 Henty Machine of the Year, will be on display too, so swing by for a look and a yarn with our Loamies.

See you there!

03/08/2026

We teamed up with Western Sydney University to see what our fungi could really do underground.

In a wheat growth chamber trial, our Thozatella sp. isolate (the active ingredient in CarbonBuilder™ Wheat, Canola and Pulses) delivered results that stack up:

+9.4% more total soil carbon.
+20.8% more carbon locked into protected soil aggregates.
+20.9% better resistance to carbon loss during a simulated fallow.

Translation: this isn't just adding carbon to the soil, it's helping the soil hold onto it.

Dr. Yolima Carillo and her team didn't stop at the numbers, they dug into the "why":

"We also were very interested in.. the characteristics and we measured a lot of them that these fungi had that could be explaining the our observations for the soil carbon pools and its dynamics."
- Dr. Yolima Carillo, Western Sydney University

Curious what's actually happening underground? Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/a8fkGq4UxnM?si=rls7oKWaoM3Eo8TQ

29/07/2026

This week, a group of women from Loam represented us at the Australian Women in Agriculture conference in Orange.

Agriculture is an industry undergoing real change, and women are leading much of it. At the conference, our team connected with incredible women from across the sector, many of whom are pushing boundaries and advocating for a more diverse, inclusive future for ag.

At Loam, we're proud to support and champion the women driving this progress, both within our own team and across the industry. Moments like this remind us why representation matters: a stronger, more diverse agriculture sector benefits everyone.

Here's to the women shaping the future of ag!

21/07/2026

Tracing carbon's journey from air to soil, one atom at a time.

In partnership with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and UC Berkeley, we're using a rare carbon isotope (¹³C) and imaging technology originally developed to study stardust in meteorites to track exactly how our fungal isolates stabalise plant derived carbon and store it in the soil, down to the DNA level.

"The goal of this collaboration is to really understand the mechanisms by which Loam's fungal isolates are drawing down carbon through the plant and storing it in soil." - Dr. Noah Sokol, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/2wQR2h9n268?si=TmlkSEpCexnd2Ss5

17/07/2026

Did you see our Wilkur trial results covered in this month's edition of North West Farmer Magazine?

The feature dives into our first-year data from the Wilkur wheat strip trial, where CarbonBuilder™ was applied at commercial scale across 10 field-length strips spanning just over 30 hectares.

The article also covers Steve Nicholson's project in NSW's Central West, where 881 hectares generated 4,867 tradeable carbon credits using CarbonBuilder™.

With our trials now running across 18 sites nationally, this is just the start - more proof points are on the way for broadacre growers.

Check out the full feature on page 9: https://issuu.com/starnewsgroup/docs/2026-07-17_ntwf_921

12/07/2026

Did you know Loam Bio collaborates with leading research institutions around the world?

From Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory tracing carbon at the atomic level, to research at Western Sydney University and The University of Queensland validating soil carbon and nitrogen outcomes, the science behind CarbonBuilder™ keeps stacking up.

This work doesn't just measure what happens in the soil, it reveals why, tracing plant-fixed carbon into its most durable forms.

Swipe through to see what the independent research shows.

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