AGRONUTRITION in the news

Agronutrition is expanding and modernizing its headquarters in Carbonne with new facilities and solar panels to improve operations and sustainability.

Agronutrition's Solactiv Baia service enhances crop yields and reduces nitrogen fertilizer use by cultivating beneficial soil bacteria, while Simeos-Amg helps manage soil organic matter.

Agronutrition's Estive biostimulant helps crops manage water stress and maintain yields by regulating stomata and photosynthesis.

This podcast episode explains how biofertilizers help farmers improve profitability while protecting the environment through agroecology.

Agronutrition develops customized soil activators and mycorrhizal fungi solutions to enhance plant-microbe symbiosis, improving nutrient uptake and crop resilience.

Christophe Richou has been appointed marketing and development manager at Agronutrition, replacing Christelle Venant-Valéry who will handle seed treatment.

Agronutrition obtained three new AMM-MFSC approvals for its biostimulant products: ACRECIO, CALXPRO, and NECTAR Céréales, strengthening its position in the plant nutrition market.

Agronutrition's BASEOS LIQ ENDO uses beneficial bacteria to solubilize soil phosphorus and promote root growth, enhancing nutrient uptake sustainably.

Agronutrition recently obtained ANSES approval for three new biostimulants: Nectar céréales, Acrecio, and CalXPro.

Agronutrition launched three biofertilizers designed to activate soil life and improve crop nutrition based on extensive soil bacteria research.

Agronutrition introduced three new biofertilizers approved by Anses, expanding its soil activator product line.

Agronutrition approved three new foliar biostimulants enhancing plant metabolism and stress resilience, expanding its NutriCare range.

Agronutrition launched three new foliar biostimulants for large crops, approved by ANSES, focusing on nitrogen metabolism and stress support.

Cédric Cabanes transformed Agronutrition from a conventional agrochemical firm into a company focused on sustainable plant nutrition and ecological farming solutions after the 2001 AZF disaster.

Agronutrition rebuilt after the 2001 AZF explosion, now specializes in customized microbial bio-fertilizers to improve crop yields sustainably and reduce chemical fertilizer use.

Agronutrition plans to double revenue by 2020 through innovation, international expansion, and technology licensing to cooperatives globally.

Agronutrition develops bio-fertilizers using fungi and bacteria to improve plant nutrition and reduce chemical fertilizer use, supported by strong R&D and collaborations.

A new bio-fertilization service uses soil microorganisms to increase crop yields while reducing chemical nitrogen input and environmental impact.

Agronutrition, a plant nutrition SME, rebuilt its production facility in Carbonne after the AZF explosion, emphasizing sustainability and market leadership.

Agro-nutrition was officially included in the overseas free zone with tax benefits to boost job creation, while funding disputes and mobility audits were also addressed.