Regenerative agriculture guides Allterra's launches

Allterra, a company specializing in solutions that promote more efficient, healthier, and more productive soil, is participating in the Andav 2025 Congress with the launch of three new bioinputs. The new products—a bionematicide, a biofungicide, and a bioactivator—were developed with multiple mechanisms of action and high-tech formulations, reinforcing the company's commitment to regenerative agriculture and innovation in the field.

According to Eduardo Navarro, CEO of Allterra, the launches represent the natural evolution of someone with in-depth knowledge of the subject. "Our vision is systemic. We work to make soil more efficient, based on the realities of the field and the intelligent use of natural resources. Regenerative agriculture is our purpose," he states.

Discover the new releases:

• Fazen – Bionematicide with an exclusive formulation that combines two bacteria from the Bacillus genus with the fungus Purpureocillium lilacinum. It acts against major soil nematodes and has a shelf life of 14 months at room temperature.
• Texx – Biofungicide with strains of Bacillus velezensis and Trichoderma harzianum, effective in controlling diseases such as white mold, damping-off, and fusarium wilt. Acts on different phases of the pathogen's life cycle and protects the root system.
• Blade – Multifunctional bioactivator based on plant extracts, nutrients, and organic compounds that stimulates root growth, improves water and nutrient absorption, and promotes soil biological balance.

The products strengthen the company's portfolio in the bioinputs sector, a market that, according to CropLife and Blink Strategies, could generate R$17 billion by 2030 in Brazil.

International recognition in regenerative practices

In addition to these new products, Allterra is celebrating the Regenera seal, awarded by QIMA, a leading multinational certification company. The company is one of only five Brazilian companies to obtain this certification, which attests to rigorous adherence to regenerative and sustainable practices throughout the production chain, including water management, quality, social justice, and corporate ethics.

“This recognition endorses the path we have chosen to follow: regenerative agriculture, guided by science, responsibility, and real positive impact,” emphasizes Navarro.

With brands such as Microgeo and TMF Fertilizantes in its portfolio, Allterra works in synergy with producers, distributors, and technicians, offering practical and sustainable solutions that increase productivity, respect ecosystems, and respond to future agricultural challenges.