SPRINTER is the new product from Bionat Agro

Phosphorus (P) dynamics in soils tropical conditions is a challenge, mainly due to the high capacity of adsorption of this nutrient. With the aim of making plants increase their acquisition and absorption of P, Bionat Agro, Essere's bioinputs unit Group, presents the SPRINTER.

SPRINTER's main asset is of the formulation, the bacteria Pantoea agglomerans, which, when associated with plant roots, promotes solubilization of nutrients, especially P, and rapid initial growth of plants.

Bruno Neves, product manager at Group, says that SPRINTER is an exclusive technology from Bionat, with isolated arising from research carried out by ESALQ (Higher School of Agriculture “Luiz de Queiroz”) over 18 years, from his isolation and manipulation to studies on crops such as sugar cane, soybeans, corn and beans.

SPRINTER technology integrates the SIM ESSERE (Integrated Management System), whose focus is to use complementary, all the solutions from the group's business units. "Like the portfolios are complementary, each business unit provides inputs in distinct segments, necessary for maximum expression of potential productive. These products act successfully when combined. I.e, for the same crop, technologies can be used which, when worked in an integrated way, result in greater crop productivity and profitability for the farmer”, explains Bruno Neves.

Cesar Cielo, gold medalist in Brazilian swimming, is the SPRINTER ambassador. To express full potential productive of your crop, SPRINTER is like Cielo, it has high starting power. Increase nutrient availability and promote healthy plant growth plant from germination are benefits of using SPRINTER. "Increase productivity and profitability is our mission with the farmer”, highlights Bruno Neves.

On the 8th and 9th of August, Álefe Borges, R&D coordinator at Group made the technical presentation and Bruno Neves presented the brand, to agricultural groups, consultants, distributors and researchers, in cities of Júlio de Castilho and Santa Cruz do Sul, both in Rio Grande do Sul.