Reducing nitrogen: from problem to great opportunity
Fewer synthetic fertilizers, more efficiency and sustainability
Costs and waste of nitrogen fertilization
Reducing nitrogen inputs is not just a challenge, but a strategic opportunity. The use of MICOSAT F® microbial consortia optimizes chemical inputs, generating economic savings and environmental protection.
High Costs
Nitrogen fertilization is one of the main expense items, linked to oil price fluctuations.
Dispersion > 50%
Over half of the applied nitrogen is not absorbed and disperses into the environment.
Environmental Damage
Losses cause water pollution, eutrophication, and atmospheric emissions.
NUE Efficiency Decline
Nitrogen Use Efficiency (1960-2000)Loss > 1/3 of potential
68%
1960s
47%
2000s
Smart Microbial Fertilization
With microbial fertilization, intelligent interactions between plants and microorganisms release nutrients from soil particles, feeding crops exactly at the moment of greatest need.
An indispensable solution
Microbial biotechnologies represent the answer to replace ineffective chemical formulations.
Defense
PREVENTION
Excess
TARGETED NUTRITION