In a recent episode of AgriNovus Indiana’s Agbioscience podcast, Dr. Tyler Koschnick, President & CEO of SEPRO Scientific, discusses the company’s evolution and how these capabilities work together to address increasingly complex environmental challenges.
Koschnick highlights harmful algal blooms as one example. Understanding how water is used, what conditions are changing and what drives an outbreak helps guide treatment decisions and address underlying causes, including excess nutrients.
Continuous nutrient monitoring and satellite imagery expand that understanding, capturing changes that periodic sampling and testing may miss. Combined with predictive analytics, these insights create opportunities for more proactive management.
Experienced teams connect those insights to action. By interpreting data, recommending restoration solutions and working alongside customers, field experts help translate scientific understanding into practical decisions.
For Koschnick, this reflects SEPRO Scientific’s broader evolution: bringing people, science and technology together to support healthier water and land for generations to come.