Alltech Crop Science, a division of Alltech, will bring their holistic, integrative approach to modern agriculture to MacFrut 2016, the trade show for fruit and vegetable professionals in Italy. The company, which has been producing natural solutions to help enhance plant health and crop production for over 20 years, will be found at pavilion D7 booth 70, and their experts will be available to discuss optimising intensive crop production, in both yield and quality.
“Consumers and producers alike are demanding more natural alternatives and products that fit into sustainable management systems,” says Steven Borst, general manager, “Alltech Crop Science is focused on providing new solutions that meet environmental sustainability and food safety standards.”
Since its inception in 1994, research has been conducted on 82 crops in 34 different countries to form the scientific basis for its products and boasts a strong regional presence in Europe, North America, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. The Alltech Crop Science global brand portfolio addresses each stage of crop development, providing plants with precision nutrition and offering growers biological solutions that enhance traditional programmes.
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