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Tradecorp recently released an infrared timelapse video that shows the “invisible” abiotic stresses caused by drought. This video was the result of a long standing collaboration between Tradecorp and Landlab, a leading Italian agricultural research centre.
Primactive effect can delay or even eliminate negative abiotic stresses that crops are exposed to during the normal crop cycle…but in reality, this is not the case.
Plants are continuously exposed to adverse environmental factors during their lifecycle. Cold stress is one of the most important abiotic stresses that can affect the growth and development of crops.
In optimal weather conditions, plants generate energy and reach their maximum production capacity, thanks to moderate temperatures and a proper water availability.
Primactive is the result of Tradecorp’s investment in research and the constant improvement of its manufacturing process.
Stop by the annual BioAG World Congress from the 18th-20th of February located in Le Meridien Delhi, India.
One of Tradecorp’s very own technicians, Beatriz Leube, will be presenting at the annual New Ag International Conference held in China.
Improving soil structure and promoting the plants ability to resist drought stress increases the ability of agriculture to push back against drought and desertification helping ensure critical food supplies.
Plants growing in Drought prone conditions can be subject to immense environmental (abiotic) stress. By preparing the plant for abiotic stress, if and when it occurs, the plant is less affected by the stress and has the potential to recover quicker, which help to minimize yield loss.
Alajarín’s seminar will be taking place on the 15th of June at the CNCIC 2018 Global Specialty Fertilizer Convention, located in Bejing, China.
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