• September 17, 2024

    New Distribution Agreement in France

    By InNEWS

    New Distribution Agreement in France: T34 Biocontrol® arrives with Vivagro Biocontrol Technologies has reached a new agreement with Vivagro, a French specialist in agro-ecological solutions, for the distribution of its product T34 Biocontrol® in France. This agreement will give French farmers access to Biocontrol Technologies’ biological solutions, in particular the T34 Biocontrol® biofungicide, which is […]

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  • May 2, 2023
    Imagen microscópica de un nemátodo, mostrando su cuerpo alargado y translúcido con una leve curvatura. El fondo azul resalta los detalles internos del organismo, característico de estos pequeños gusanos que habitan en el suelo y pueden ser fitoparásitos o beneficiosos para las plantas.

    RKN. Control of gill-inducing nematodes.

    By InBLOG

    Meloidogyne spp. and potato cyst nematodes (MELGSP). Understanding the threat: A basic guide to gill nematodes in agriculture. (Volume II) https://youtu.be/2LWZ4R3q_HU In this video, Dr. Francesc Sorribas will provide valuable information on the control of gill nematodes in horticultural crops. The galls nematodes of the genus Meloidogyne spp. are considered the most important and limiting […]

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  • March 16, 2022
    Imagen de Sclerotinia spp. en tejido vegetal afectado. Se observan esclerocios oscuros rodeados de micelio blanco algodonoso, característicos de este hongo fitopatógeno, responsable de la pudrición blanca en numerosos cultivos.

    Control of Sclerotinia spp.

    By InBLOG

    Sclerotinia spp. or white mold (SCLESP) Consequences of the attack of pathogens of the genus Sclerotinia spp. on crops: Classification, disease cycle and distribution; integrated management and plant health. In the genus Sclerotinia, we find fungi that have a wide host range, which makes their distribution worldwide. The genus Sclerotinia is considered a causal agent […]

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  • February 6, 2022

    Soil Fertility

    By InBLOG

    The Biology of Soil Fertility: Soil fertility is an essential factor that directly influences agricultural productivity and the sustainability of terrestrial ecosystems. Understanding the elements that contribute to this fertility, such as mineral composition, organic matter, soil structure and biological activity, is fundamental to implement management practices that promote its conservation and improvement. In this […]

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