Pergamino, Argentina – Rizobacter, a leading Argentine company specializing in integrated agricultural solutions, has announced the appointment of Gerónimo Watson as General Manager of Rizobacter Argentina, effective September. Watson brings more than two decades of experience in agricultural innovation, technology development, and operational leadership, and will lead the company’s next stage of growth and transformation.

Rizobacter’s LEAF laboratory has built a database of more than 26,000 water analyses collected across Argentina, providing valuable insights into water quality characteristics in different agricultural regions. This information helps growers and applicators make more informed decisions before entering the field.

Pergamino, Argentina – Rizobacter and Bidcom Agro, the agricultural technology division of Bidcom Group, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the adoption of drone technologies in agriculture. The collaboration marks a new step forward in aerial crop applications by combining applied scientific expertise with precision technology.

Tank-mix incompatibility can compromise application performance, reduce efficacy, and generate unnecessary costs. Understanding the causes behind these issues is essential to achieving stable, reliable spray solutions in the field.

Para alcanzar nuevos niveles de productividad en la agricultura, es fundamental comprender la relación entre nutrición y fisiología vegetal. La nutrición vegetal implica el suministro de nutrientes esenciales para el desarrollo y crecimiento de las plantas, mientras que la fisiología vegetal estudia cómo mejorar el metabolismo y los procesos fisiológicos naturales, como la fotosíntesis, la respiración, la transpiración, entre otros.

The success of an agricultural application goes beyond the quality of the spraying equipment and the choice of plant protection products. Rizobacter presents the key steps to consider to ensure effective and sustainable applications.

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).