Biostimulants and Regenerative Agriculture: A Link to a Sustainable Future

Modern agriculture faces significant challenges, including soil degradation, loss of biodiversity and dependence on chemical fertilizers. In this context, regenerative agriculture has emerged as a promising approach to restore soil health, improve biodiversity and promote sustainable agricultural practices. Within this framework, biostimulants play a crucial role in enhancing plant productivity and the resilience of agricultural ecosystems.

Biostimulants: Beyond Origins

Biostimulants World Congress 2023: Bioiberica redefines bioactive ingredients for plant health

Leading the way in agricultural innovation, Bioiberica actively participates by presenting its Biostimulant ingredients

Interview by Laia Cortel, Director of Bioiberica - Plant Health, for New Ag International on the occasion of the Biostimulants World Congress

What’s in each and every drop of our solutions?

At Plant Health we contribute to the development of agriculture, offering sustainable solutions to beat crop stress, enhancing their yield, and providing efficient and competitive solutions for the farmer with our biostimulants, and all our biosolutions.

Do you want to know what is in each and every drop of our solutions? Join us in this video and we'll show you a little more.

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

Webinar: Plant stress management and the role of biostimulants based on L-α-amino acids to modulate the impact and recovery in the main crops

Demonstration assay of the properties of the peptic biostimulant Inicium®

In order to characterize the effect of Inicium^®, the aerial and underground development of pepper plants not treated and treated with the biostimulant of root application was monitored. The results showed an incentive effect of growth in the post-transplant phase for plants treated with INICIUM^®, which is visualized in early growth of the root system. This effect appears to be associated with the production of finer and longer roots, which would provide a larger surface of water and nutrient absorption, and with a greater root activity. This incentive effect has led to a production of leaves, flowers and fruits significantly higher and earlier in Inicium^® treated plants with respect to Control.

Bioiberica - Plant Health launches web dedicated to plant stress and biological control of pests

• This new online asset offers information on technology, products and scientific publications of this Bioibérica business unit
• Replaces and concentrates in a single space, different webs that, until now, coexisted separately
• With a more modern and usable style, and a totally responsive design seeks a more direct communication with customers

Bioiberica’s R&D Department and the IRTA presented a new video on Inicium

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.