An extreme bioinput platform for soil–plant health

Nunatak’s platform starts from one simple observation: plants that survive in extreme conditions do so thanks to powerful symbiotic relationships with their microbiomes. We decode those relationships and turn them into bioinputs that can be used in real-world agriculture and land restoration.

Julia Mensa
CEO Nunatak
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How our platform works

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Step 1

Explore

We sample and characterize microbiomes from extreme environments where plants thrive under stress.

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Step 2

Predict

We model plant–microbiome interactions to predict which consortia will perform best under real-world conditions.

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Step 3

Design

We design stackable biological products compatible with existing agricultural practices.

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Step 4

Deploy

We validate in the field, de-risk development and turn prototypes into scalable biosolutions.

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Step 5

Protect

We secure intellectual property and bring validated biological solutions to market

Our scope

Agriculture
Bioinputs to improve crop performance and resilience under salinity, climate stress and soil degradation.
Food & beverage companies
We help secure food systems and essential raw materials from the very start of the production chain.
Land restoration & remedention
Bioinputs developed to support projects focused on recovering degraded soils and rebuilding long-term soil–plant health.
Targeting saline and stressed soils where conventional inputs fall short.
Improving crop performance under abiotic stress in real-world conditions.
Remaining compatible with existing fertilization and crop protection strategies.
Learn more about YAMANA

Soils are under pressure.
Microbes are part of the answer.

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Our platform is built to reduce uncertainty in bioinput development. By grounding each product in extreme microbiomes, data-driven prediction and rigorous field validation, we can move faster from discovery to deployment while keeping performance at the center.

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The same approach that created YAMANA can be extended to new crops, geographies and restoration projects with a fraction of the cost and risk of starting from scratch each time.

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