Biostimulants: Beyond Origins

Effects of climate change on flowering and agricultural production

As a consequence of the increase in temperatures caused by climate change, plants are modifying their cycles, especially in flowering, fruiting and maturation. These alterations to crops start a chain reaction that affects the performance, quality and supply of agricultural products.

Conversations with Javier Velasco, Director of R&D at Bioiberica

Biostimulation in fertigation, aiming for maximum efficiency

 BY Cándido Marin, R&D Project Leader Plant Health

Bioiberica's organic portfolio as an essential tool for the adoption of the European Union's Sustainable Farming Strategies

The importance of postharvest treatments in olive and almond groves

Biosafety, first and foremost

Physiology of cold and frost-related stress

3 reasons why biocontrol is unlocking sustainable and profitable agriculture

Chemical pesticides are falling out of favour with consumers and regulators alike. There’s never been a clearer need to maintain plants and crop health in a way that’s sustainable and keeps the balance of the farm ecosystem in check.

That’s where biocontrol comes in. A natural solution, biocontrol is an alternative to chemical pesticides that’s gaining traction year on year – by 2025, it’s estimated that the market will be worth $10 billion. But what’s fuelling this growth and why should companies targeting the agricultural, food and related industries take note?

L-α-amino acids and the efficient use of nutrients