To be held this Thursday, June 30:

Microorganisms as stimulants will be the protagonists of Redagrícola's third series of bioinputs.

Five experts will discuss the new trends in the use of these small living beings that play increasingly important roles in the nutrition and growth of our plants.  

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Microorganisms have become key partners in crop stimulation. Their presence on product labels to strengthen plant nutrition and fertilization has been increasing. However, their use requires greater technical knowledge and more sophisticated agricultural management.

This is the major challenge that will be addressed in the third Series on Biostimulants and Biocontrol by Redagrícola to address in depth some key areas of bioinputs. In online format, each of these series has been followed by hundreds of producers and agricultural strategists seeking to learn about the latest knowledge on these products.

The third edition will be held this Thursday, June 30 between 9:50 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Chilean time.

It will start with a review of Trichoderma: Spanish researcher Dr. Enrique Monte will discuss whether it is a biocontrol agent that is a biostimulant or a biostimulant that is a biocontrol agent.

Then, Spanish researcher David de Hita will review new perspectives in the world of microbial biostimulants.

Chilean expert Romina Almasia will present the development of bioinput regulations in Chile.

American Matthew Meisner, of California-based giant Farmer Business Network, will give his vision on accelerating the commercialization of bioinputs, from the perspective of both the farmer and the distributor.

The presentation will be closed by Dra. Lorena Barra, who will give an in-depth presentation on endophytic probiotics and their potential as biostimulants.

Register to participate in this link or write to us at biologicalslatam@redagricola.com.

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