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.

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.

Bioiberica – Plant Health participates in the 9th International Banana Congress (CORBANA)

• The company was once again present at this congress, of great importance for the business unit.
• Banana cultivation occupies more than 5M hectares worldwide.
• Bananas are the most traded fruit.

Bioiberica participates in Expoliva 2023 with its solutions for a more sustainable and profitable olive grove

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

Effect of Terra-Sorb® foliar in combination with fungicides in improving the control of Black Sigatoka and reducing the chemical load in banana

Bioiberica will participate in the Montoro Olive Fair with its range of sustainable solutions for olive groves

• The company will be present in the interior exhibitor pavilion in Córdoba with a stand and will present two recently published studies.

• Bioiberica has more than 35 years of experience in offering biostimulation solutions for olive groves.

Physiology of cold and frost-related stress