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Ricardo Yapur, CEO of Rizobacter

Using inoculants in soybeans can generate world savings of US$37 billion per year in operating costs and losses caused by the environmental impact caused by the use of chemical products, points out a study by Embrapa (Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation).

Combined company creates an innovation leader in sustainable agricultural solutions with global reach and resources.

Sanjiv Rana talks with Rizobacter’s Business Development & Portfolio Manager (International Division), Guido M Ramirez Caceres, to discuss the company’s plans for biologicals.

Rizobacter has already captured 23 per cent of the global market for soybean inoculants and it ranks
among the world’s top five producers of biological inputs.

The company leads the inoculant market in South Africa and commercializes its products in other eight countries. It has consolidated its presence in the region through alliances with key players to reach growers and to open new markets.

BIOLOGICAL NUTRITION BOARD - Martín Díaz-Zorita – FA UNLPam (School of Agronomy, National University of La Pampa)

A study by Rizobacter's LEAF lab demonstrated that this technology provides prolonged stability to the mixture and improves the performance of active ingredients which are strategic for difficult weeds control.

BIOLOGICAL NUTRITION BOARD - Agricultural Engineer (MSc) Gustavo N. Ferraris. Researcher at INTA EEA

TABLE OF BIOLOGICAL NUTRITION - Fernando Salvagiotti - Researcher in Plant Nutrition and Soil Nutrition - EEA Oliveros INTA - Independent Researcher of CONICET