Our Plant Physiology Division sent a speaker to the International Olive Tree Conference on Challenges in Plant Health and Technological Innovation
ABIM 2017, which is the most important Biocontrol event in Europe, was attended by some 900 international delegates.
Bioiberica’s Plant Physiology Division presented their biological attractant at booth #57 in the exhibitors’ area.
The picture must be taken with the new pocket microscope for smartphones, offered by Bioiberica’s range of biological attractants
The best plant physiopathy or pathology picture will win an iPad mini
The III International Congress in Red Fruits and the first International Symposium in Hedge Olive Cultivation are the most relevant events in plant physiology to be held in the month of June.
The Terrasorb® amino acid-based range of products for plant stress will be key in both venues.
Anna Botta, an R&D specialist at Bioiberica, and Dr. Felicidad de Herralde, a researcher at IRTA, explained in the short documentary below the benefits of Inicium® in transplants.
As in previous years, our company is one of the main sponsors of this event, the most important meeting worldwide in new agricultural technologies
More than 300 companies, along with organizations from 50 different countries, have pledged to attend the conference; currently held in Berlin, Germany
Irrigation control, specialized plant nutrition, biostimulation, and sensors and technology applied to crop management are among the highlights of the show.
In 1987, Terra-Sorb® started its commercialisation in Spain. It was the first branded product sold by Bioiberica, which at that moment was only producing active ingredients for the pharmacy industry.
During the fall of 2016, the Palafolls facilities of the plant physiology division was visited by a total of 35 people, coming from such distant points of the globe as the eastern Mediterranean (Lebanon and Israel), Central America (Costa Rica), and the Canary Islands.
We shall highlight Bioiberica’s attendance at Europe’s leading event on biocontrol, ABIM with the presentation of Crop-Scan’s potential for precision agriculture, for one more year
