Rovensa Next Launches Biostimulation 360º to Boost Crop Yield and Quality Under Extreme Conditions
Climate change and intensive farming have severely impacted global soil health and crop productivity, with prolonged droughts and nutrient depletion putting immense pressure on farmers. To address these challenges, Rovensa Next has introduced Biostimulation 360º, a product line compliant with EU fertilizer regulations, offering a science-driven solution for a wide range of crops.
Biostimulation 360º helps crops thrive in unpredictable environments by targeting four critical areas:
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Resistance to Abiotic Stress: Increased drought, extreme temperatures, and salinity caused by climate change are major threats. Biostimulation 360º enhances plants’ natural defenses, helping maintain yield and quality under adverse conditions.
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Nutrient Use Efficiency: By optimizing nutrient absorption and utilization, these biostimulants reduce waste, improve growth, and support sustainable farming practices while minimizing environmental impact.
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Bioavailability of Limited Soil Nutrients: Biostimulants improve nutrient availability in soils and the rhizosphere, ensuring plants receive essential elements for robust growth and resilience.
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Improved Quality Traits: Beyond yield, Biostimulation 360º enhances crop quality traits such as nutritional value, taste, and shelf life, benefiting both farmers and consumers with premium products.
Key solutions include Phylgreen (Primactive) for stress adaptation, Delfan Plus (Curactive) to mitigate stress damage, and Humifirst and Wiibio, which activate soil microbiomes to boost nutrient bioavailability. Foliar biostimulants like Biimore improve sugar content and nutrient transport, while potassium-rich fertilizers like Final K, ArmoniKa, and Phostrade enhance fruit quality and reduce post-harvest losses.
Set to roll out in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia-Pacific, Biostimulation 360º provides a comprehensive strategy for improving yields, nutrient efficiency, and crop quality in challenging agricultural environments.
2026-07-26
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