The management of the Integral Microbial Model (MIM) to achieve profitability and sustainability of agricultural crops

Presentation by: 
D. Felix Fernandez. R&D Director (Symborg)

Presentation title:
«The management of the Integral Microbial Model (MIM) to achieve profitability and sustainability of agricultural crops»

Summary

Interview

D. Felix Fernandez. R&D Director of Symborg, discusses in his presentation the Integral Microbial Model (MIM) aimed at achieving the profitability and sustainability of agricultural crops, doing it efficiently in agricultural systems.

As Fernández explains, it is about the selective and orderly use of organisms or packages of efficient microorganisms that can be applied both by soil and foliar route, so that they complete the microbiome of the plant, promoting efficiency in nutrient uptake, a greater resistance to stress, greater productivity and, above all, greater sustainability.