In order to meet the huge global demand for coffee, farmers often struggle to protect their coffee crops from diseases, infections and other external stress factors.
In order to meet the huge global demand for coffee, farmers often struggle to protect their coffee crops from diseases, infections and other external stress factors.
As we all know, China has been the first Country to experience the dramatic effects of the Covid-19 outbreak at the beginning of 2020.
The everyday mission of FertiGlobal’s local team in Brazil is to present the impressive benefits of our EnNuVi technology to potential partners and clients.
Despite the severe situation we are all living, the labs of our tech hub in Larderello are still operating with our staff working on turns, in total respect of the required security measures.
From Italy to South America, from China to the Middle East, from South East Asia to North Africa: the peculiarity of FertiGlobal’s international team lies in its incredible unity which goes beyond boundaries.
Nowadays, climatic cycles are changing. Droughts and floods are becoming more and more frequent and increasingly higher temperatures are causing the proliferation of weeds and pests, thus pushing growers worldwide to make extensive use of pesticides.
Local farmers do their best to meet the markets requirements, but infections and diseases affecting their plants can easily get in the way, compromising the whole yield.
At FertiGlobal’s tech hub, our R&D team is testing the effects of our breakthrough EnNuVi technology on roots.
FertiGlobal’s special fertilizers and crop nutrition technologies have enhanced the quality of their banana, mango and tomato crops directly impacting on the entire productivity.
Due to this huge demand, farmers have to keep up with the hectic production pace required by the market and this high productivity weakens plants, making them an easier target both for diseases and pests.