Aquatrols Seed Enhancement Technology is attracting positive media attention from around the country. Dr. Matt Madsen, long-time Aquatrols cooperator and Assistant Professor in the Department of Plant and Wildlife Sciences at Brigham Young University, recently joined Julie Rose on BYU Radio’s Top of Mind to discuss his work in restoring native grasses in Oregon with the help of Aquatrols surfactant seed coatings.
In the interview, Madsen talks about the major challenges facing rangeland restoration and how his relationship with Aquatrols has allowed him to pursue innovative solutions to help increase reseeding success rates after wildfire. Madsen and Rose go on to discuss the potential global impacts of the seed enhancement technology in relation to drought and water scarcity worldwide. You can listen to the full interview by clicking here.
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Dr. Madsen’s work was also showcased in a recent television feature from Oregon Public Broadcasting. The OPB piece delves further into Madsen’s work with “seed pillows,” and features tremendous visuals of the surfactant seed coating process. You can watch the entire feature in the embedded video below:
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