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Oath Biome
Replenishing the soil microbiome to improve food security, conserve water, and fight climate change.
About Oath Biome
Oath Biome is a public benefit company dedicated to restoring life to the world’s depleted soils. By leveraging the power of beneficial microorganisms, we address the most pressing challenges of today, such as food security, water scarcity, and climate change. At Oath Biome, scientific integrity is our non-negotiable first principle. We have convened global leaders in soil microbiology, genomics, and ecology. Together, we've established a robust framework to evaluate microbial efficacy that drives our innovation. This commitment to diligence serves as the backbone of our whole-genome sequencing discovery engine and product development roadmap. Our flagship technology, Oath Soil Life (OSL), is a diverse community of naturally occurring, non-GMO microbes, each sequenced and characterized for their beneficial soil functions, working as catalysts to rebuild a living ecosystem within the soil. Our sister company, Oath Africa, develops and implements soil regeneration and climate projects across Africa. Its core vehicles include coffee and tea value chains, food systems, and forestry landscapes.
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Signals from Oath Biome
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People
Oath Biome is hiring a Technical Expert for the Accelerated Restoration Grand Challenge program inside the South America Fire Fund.
Reported by Jack Gilbert
Presence & Recognition
Oath Biome hosted a free webinar titled Nuts, bolts and getting down to brass tacks in the expanding universe of microbiome stewardship
Reported by Jack Gilbert
Research & Knowledge
Oath Biome published research showing that symbiotic ammonia-oxidizing archaea in marine sponges dine not only on ammonia but also on amino acids such as valine, leucine, and isoleucine.
Reported by Jack Gilbert
Presence & Recognition
Oath Biome is hosting the J. Craig Venter Memorial Symposium and Gala in San Diego on October 13–14, 2026, with co-chairing by Jack Gilbert and Mark Adams.
Reported by Jack Gilbert