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AI detection built for high-value tree crops, with a decision attached.
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Updated Sept 28, 2026
Forestry and land management covers keeping trees healthy, and knowing what the land holds. On Halo, the solutions cover finding a pest or pathogen early, measuring what a site holds, and treating the tree. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.
Finding a pest or pathogen early
IP
Optical and vibroacoustic sensing finding insects inside the wood.
Sponsored researchIn developmentSupplier
PP
University of Helsinki
A mycopesticide developed against European mistletoe specifically.
Co-developmentConceptualUniversity
Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica
Trichoderma biocontrol aimed at Ceratocystis in melina plantations.
Sponsored researchConceptualUniversity
Measuring what a site holds
What prescribed fire does to soil carbon, microbes and nutrient cycling.
Sponsored researchIn developmentUniversity
KG
University of Southern California
Remote sensing mapping soil carbon and the microbial traits behind it.
Sponsored researchConceptualUniversity
Kenya Forestry Research Institute
Greenhouse gas measurement used to validate a restoration site.
Fee-for-service (full service)
UO
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Field data collection and inventory for environmental sampling.
LicensingIn developmentUniversity
Treating the tree
RT
Functionalized carbon nanotubes regulating how a plant grows.
Sponsored researchConceptualUniversity
Stockholms universitet
A sprayable treatment shifting lignin composition for drought resilience.
Sponsored researchConceptualUniversity
JS
University of Florida
Tropical fruit trees selected for what they sequester in a Florida garden.
ConceptualUniversity
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The work on Halo is thin and splits cleanly. Four entries find a pest or pathogen early, by optical and vibroacoustic sensing or by a biological control agent aimed at a named species. Four measure what a site holds, and three treat the tree directly. On Halo it spans three groups: finding a pest or pathogen early, measuring what a site holds, and treating the tree.
Stage of development. Work on forestry & land management on Halo comes mostly from university programs. 47% of the solutions are in market. Sponsored research and co-development are the usual partnering routes, and about 26% of the solutions that state terms offer licensing.
Three trends in forestry and land management on Halo
Detection means listening to the wood. Two entries find insects by vibroacoustic and optical sensing, catching a borer inside a trunk before anything is visible outside it. Two more use a biological control agent chosen against a named organism: a mycopesticide for European mistletoe, and Trichoderma against Ceratocystis in melina. Precision in forestry means species-level, not field-level.
Measurement is mostly about carbon. Three of four measurement entries count carbon or the biology that governs it: what prescribed fire does to soil carbon and microbial communities, remote sensing of soil carbon with microbial functional traits, and greenhouse gas measurement used to validate a restoration site. Forest land gets measured because it gets sold as a sink.
Treating the tree itself. Three entries act on the plant itself, leaving its pests to the detection work: functionalized carbon nanotubes regulating how it grows, a sprayable treatment shifting lignin composition for drought resilience, and tropical fruit trees selected for what they sequester. Lignin and carbon are the two levers, and both are chemistry applied to a standing tree.
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148solutions listed
80%from university labs
47%in market
Frequently asked questions
What is forestry and land management?
Forestry and land management covers keeping a stand of trees healthy and knowing what the land holds. It spans early detection of a pest or pathogen in high-value trees, measurement of soil carbon and site condition in the field, and treatments applied to the tree itself. Forestry operations, plantation managers and land owners are the buyers.
What are examples of forestry and land management?
Three examples of forestry and land management solutions on Halo include:
Which companies and suppliers are developing forestry and land management?
There are 151 organizations with forestry and land management solutions on Halo, 24 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are AgriSciense, INSECTRONICS, and University of Helsinki. Most offer sponsored research or co-development. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.
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