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Page 1: Utrf@tennessee.com Inventor: Craig Canady, Ph.D. Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology Click to add Co-Investigator(s) NOVEL SUPPLEMENT TO SEED

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Inventor: Craig Canady, Ph.D. Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology

Click to add Co-Investigator(s)

NOVEL SUPPLEMENT TO SEED COATINGS TO INCREASE YIELD Maha Krishnamurthy

UTRF

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WEST TENNESSEE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTER

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TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITY

Seedling diseases are one of the top 3 contributors to soybean and snap bean yield reduction in the US

Post-emergence damping-off of snap bean seedlings due Rhizoctonia solani.

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TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITY

Stem lesions due to Macrophomina phaseolina on diseased snap beans.

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• Novel supplemental seed-coating treatments comprised of natural salts.

– Proven yield increase in soybeans and snap beans

– Shown to prevent yield loss due to seedling diseases

Increased profit/acre

TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION

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SNAP BEAN 2013 DATA

• 2013 Snap Bean Variety: Bronco

• Split plot design: two row plots, 20 feet long, with 5 seeds/row-feet

• Seed treatment were applied to seed as slurries

Series10

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

basic seed treatment*

basic + Supplement A

Yie

ld (

lb/p

lot)

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SOY BEAN 2014 DATA

• 2013 Soy Bean Variety: Asgrow AG4632 RR2

• Split plot design: two row plots, 25 feet long, with 7 seeds/row-feet

• Seed treatment were applied to seed as slurries

Series130

35

40

45

50

55

60

A

A: Basic + Supplement

B: Basic

B

Yie

ld

(bu

/A)

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TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP

• Intended to supplement basic seed treatment and not used by itself

• Benefits to the farmer– Increase yield in agronomic crops– control yield loss due to seedling disease– ease of application and integration– cost-effective

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Potential licensee would have to perform:• Additional field trials on soybean – verify average yield increase is 10%

• Field trials on other dicots such as cotton, canola

• Field trials on monocots such as corn– verify if supplemental seed coating

provides benefit to other crops

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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• Diligence Milestone: – Complete R&D plan– Perform compatibility studies with other seed

treatments – Application rates for selected crop species

• Who are likely commercialization partners?– Any company that makes and sells seed

coatings such as Midwest Optimal Ag & Turf, Incotec, Syngenta, Bayer etc.

COMMERCIALIZATION PLAN

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COMPETITIVE DIFFERENTIATION

Product Name Relevance

Product #1 Basic seed treatment that also includes treatment for seedling diseases

Product #2 Micro nutrient supplement.

Product #3 Film coating and dust-free seed treatment

UTRF’s novel seed coating can be applied as a supplement to the above products

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MARKET OPPORTUNITY

• Estimated size for seed coating is about: $2B and is projected to grow at CAGR of 10.6%– Insecticides form the largest segment account for 50%

Economic Benefit for Soybean

• Shown yield increase of 6 bu/A

Increase in profit per acre is $72 (average price of $12/bu)

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MAHA KRISHNAMURTHY

865.974.1882

[email protected]