Ignite the nature of your crops with
Ignite the nature of your crops with Micosat F
Advantages and Benefits for the field and the harvest
Soil Sickness
Overcoming "replanting syndrome" through the bio-regeneration of the rhizosphere and microbial antagonism.
Pesticide reduction
Drastic reduction of residues and treatments thanks to the induction of natural systemic resistance (ISR) in the crop.
Chemical reduction
Rationalization of synthetic inputs by enhancing Nutrient Use Efficiency (NUE) within the soil.
The Plant
Strengthening the root system and absorbing surface by up to 800 times thanks to mycorrhizal symbiosis.
Yield
Qualitative and quantitative increase of the harvest and shelf-life by optimizing mineral absorption.
Abiotic Stresses
Greater tolerance to critical conditions such as drought and salinity, ensuring production stability even in extreme climates.
Reducing plant protection products:
the solutions of the future
Towards safer crops for the environment and for people
The progressive reduction of active substances
Reduction in EU-registered molecules since 1993: from >1,000 to ~200.*
Authorized active substances (2000-2020): from 441 to 212.
Today, the research and development of new plant protection products requires increasingly high investments. Data indicates that developing and bringing a single product to market requires 250–300 million euros and a period of 10–12 years, involving trials, safety assessments, and regulatory approvals*.
In this scenario, it is evident that the future availability of authorized pesticides is destined to decrease further. Increasingly stringent European regulations, combined with rising costs and the high risk of capital loss, are limiting companies' willingness to invest in new synthetic molecules.
Consequently, the agricultural sector now faces a strategic challenge: ensuring crop protection and productivity while respecting human health and the environment, by focusing on innovative, sustainable, and integrated solutions.