Crop efficiency enhancement webinar

Plant extracts and microbial science is opening a new era for biostimulants. Join us to find out what are the most innovative and disruptive solutions in the field of plant biostimulation.

We will exchange ideas and discuss the current situation of the latest innovations in the field of Crop Efficiency Enhancement and Nutrient Use Efficiency. Here's a quick overview of our speakers' chart:

• Market overview of plant extracts and microbial biostimulants
Speaker: Erik van den Bergh, Managing Director at Van Iperen International

• Scientific overview of plant extracts and microbial biostimulants
Speaker: Adriano Altissimo, Scientific Manager at LandLab

• Bioprospecting and exploitation of beneficial microorganisms for sustainable agriculture Speaker: Edoardo Puglisi, Associate Professor at Universita? Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Piacenza • Microbial and metabolic interactions between beneficial microbes and plants
Speaker: Leo van Overbeek - Senior Scientist at Wageningen University

• Scientific focus on plant extracts
Speaker: Stefano Dall'Acqua, Associate Professor of medicinal chemistry at University of Padova • Plants for Plants 4-Terra case study
Speaker: Cristina Sudiro, Area Manager Plant Biostimulation at LandLab

• Practical view of the audit process for biostimulants under the new EU Fertilizer law Speaker: Tove Ingman, Head of Regulatory Department at Van Iperen International

• Reaching the Green Deal objectives in the EU farming sectors
Speaker: Yves Madre, Farm Europe

Event hosted by:
Luke Hutson

Chief Editor,
New Ag International

With more than 15 years' experience as a fertilizer industry analyst, Luke leads the publishing business of New AG International, covering biological products, specialty fertilizers, precision agriculture and fertigation. New AG International runs the world's largest biostimulant conference and exhibition, as well as events covering biocontrol, and specialty fertilizers, including water-solubles and controlled release.

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Source: HortiBiz