Brazil Microgeo launches a new inoculant family to improve soil microbial management strategies
Brazilian biologics company Microgeo has announced the launch of its Vigorgeo series of inoculants. The series includes three new products, Vigorgeo brad, Vigorgeo azos and Vigorgeo fos, which the company says has the potential to transform soil microbial management strategies.
According to the company, Vigorgeo Brad, the first product in the series, is a liquid soybean inoculant with an advanced formulation that ensures healthy seed development and helps increase yields. Vigorgeo azos is also a liquid formulation that can be used as a combined inoculant for a variety of crops. Vigorgeo fos is a "triple in one" biologic that increases soybean yield through its triple action (phosphorus dissolution, nitrogen fixation and growth promotion).
″Adriano Roland, CEO of Microgeo, said: "The launch of these new products is an important moment for us, the expansion of our product portfolio, our commitment to delivering efficient and sustainable solutions, and positioning us for strong growth in the coming years."
The company noted that the new products were developed using cutting-edge biotechnology and can work synergistically with other Microgeo products, including Microgeo Start and Microgeo Reposicao. The combination of these products increases the efficiency of nutrient use, improves the physical structure of the soil, ensures more efficient absorption of resources such as fertilizer and water, benefits the environment, and increases agricultural productivity. In addition, Microgeo's products optimize the relationship between plants, soil and the environment to help farmers better cope with climate change.
2026-10-12
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