BYBioYield Labs

Trial readiness dashboard

Live readout for Tomato on 80 acres — adjust inputs in the trial planner.

New trial plan

Trial readiness

78

out of 100

Combines crop–pest fit, regional biology, chemistry transition load, and field structure complexity.

Crop / pest matcher

RNA and microbial fit for your target guild

Match score

69

Aphid complex

Primary: microbialSecondary: botanical

Microbial-first stack for Tomato; RNA slot reserved for registered windows.

Lower selection pressure—good candidate for early bio-first windows.

Chemical reduction estimate

67%

Modeled reduction in conventional spray load versus your stated baseline program, assuming compliant biological execution and documented rescue triggers.

Crop / pest matrix

Biological fit scores for Tomato across target guilds (0–100).

PestFit
Codling moth (Lepidoptera)62
Colorado potato beetle62
Aphid complex86
Whitefly88
Botrytis / bunch rot62
Rust / foliar fungal complex62
Plant-parasitic nematodes70
Fusarium / soilborne wilt74

Trial design panel

Strip trial with grower-standard vs. biological taper

Blocks
3
Replicates
3
Plot size (ac)
4.4
Scouting
Weekly insect counts with threshold-linked rescue triggers

Yield confidence

87%

For Tomato on 80 acres in ca central, BioYield models a 67% reduction in conventional spray load versus your stated calendar broad baseline, while targeting Aphid complex. Yield protection confidence is 87% under compliant execution. Trial readiness scores 78/100 based on crop–pest fit (86%), climate fit (86%), and transition complexity.

Field trial timeline

  1. W0

    Trial setup

    Flag plots, baseline scouting, soil moisture logging

  2. W1

    Baseline chemistry audit

    Capture current program and application records

  3. W2

    Entomopathogen ramp

    High humidity evening pass

  4. W3

    Botanical knockdown bridge

    Alternate rows / checkerboard trial design

  5. W5

    Biostimulant coupling

    Low bioload mornings

  6. W12

    Mid-season readout

    Compare pest pressure, canopy health, and rescue events vs. control

  7. W16

    Harvest / season close

    Yield protection readout, chemical pass count, grower brief export

Risk & control group notes

Grower-standard chemical check only

Conservative transition: taper one chemical pass at a time with side-by-side yield checks.

Border-row separation; untreated only on interior plots

Balanced risk: taper one calendar pass per window while holding a documented standard-care control.

Biological treatment program

BioYield Tomato · Aphid complex field trial

  1. Week +0microbial

    Entomopathogen ramp

    Beauveria / Metarhizium compatible tank-mix

    Application: High humidity evening pass

    Humidity-sensitive conidia—stack with adjuvant protocol. Tuned for tomato row spacing and typical spray capacity.

  2. Week +1botanical

    Botanical knockdown bridge

    Neem-derived azadirachtin (rotation slot)

    Application: Alternate rows / checkerboard trial design

    Short residual bridge while microbial populations build. Tuned for tomato row spacing and typical spray capacity.

  3. Week +3biostimulant

    Biostimulant coupling

    Seaweed polysaccharide + amino acid foliar

    Application: Low bioload mornings

    Supports cuticle integrity and stress tolerance during transition off broad-spectrum chemistry. Tuned for tomato row spacing and typical spray capacity.

Alternate microbial families every 2 applications; keep dsRNA passes ≥14d apart unless label specifies; record irrigation timing for UV/humidity audit.

Grower trial brief

Tomato trial on 80 ac — Aphid complex

Show whether biological protection can reduce dependency on calendar broad without sacrificing yield in California Central Valley.

Execution checklist

  • Mark plots and record GPS boundaries before first application
  • Log every spray pass (product, rate, GPA, weather) for bio and control
  • Run scouting on the same day each week with shared trap placement
  • Photograph representative pest pressure and canopy injury by plot

Data to capture

  • Pest counts or disease incidence by plot
  • Number of conventional applications vs. trial arm
  • Yield or marketable grade at harvest
  • Any rescue chemistry and trigger rationale

Proceed to wider rollout if yield protection confidence stays above 82% and chemical reduction meets 57% of target.