Rhizobia are a natural way to achieve higher yields and improve soil fertility in legume cultivation. Thanks to their ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen, they support plant growth, reduce the need for mineral fertilization, and enhance the efficiency of crop rotation. Discover how this symbiosis works and how to effectively use inoculants in practice.
The beginning of stem elongation in cereals is not just the timing for the first fungicide treatment, but one of the most critical stages of the season. During this period, crops grow intensively and begin to build their yield potential. That’s why, alongside disease control, it is essential to support plant physiology, nutrition, and stability under stress conditions.
Regenerating rapeseed after winter dormancy is a crucial stage that determines the crop’s further development, health, and final yield.
Missed the live session? Don’t worry – the recording of our expert webinar “Microbial solutions for sustainable nitrogen fixation in crop nutrition” is available on YouTube!
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“Microbial solutions for sustainable nitrogen fixation in crop nutrition”.
Fertilization of winter wheat in spring is one of the most important fertilization periods, directly affecting the quality and quantity of yield.
One of the biggest threats this season is soil drought, which limits nutrient uptake and significantly weakens crops. Water deficiency in the soil leads to growth inhibition, yield reduction, and deterioration of crop quality.
INTERMAG will be one of the exhibitors at the International Blueberry Conference 2025, which will take place from March 5-7 in Ożarów Mazowiecki, Poland. This is one of the most important industry events, bringing together experts, growers, and advisors involved in blueberry cultivation from around the world. During the conference, we will present our innovative […]
Extreme weather conditions, such as droughts and flooding, frequently disrupt plant development and their ability to absorb nutrients, particularly nitrogen. Limited nitrogen availability can lead to growth suppression and significant yield losses.
Recently, we had the pleasure of participating in two important events where our experts shared valuable knowledge and innovative solutions with growers.
