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For the betterment of organic farming
Geolife Agritech India Pvt Ltd launched a range of biological products for organic farming in technical collaboration with Agrinos, a US-based multinational company.
Geolife Agritech India Pvt Ltd launched a range of biological products for organic farming in technical collaboration with Agrinos, a US-based multinational company.
Two products, Georrhiza and Bactogang, were launched on Monday in the presence of Vinod Lahoti (Managing Director, Geolife Agritech), Dr Selva Sundaram (Chief Technology Officer- Asia, Agrinos), PK Agrawal Sr. Vice-President,
Dhirendra Kumar-NSM, Keshav Lakhotia-Manager-International Business, Pradeep Lahoti-CFO, Mayur Tapadiya Head-Production, Vijay Kadali- Development Manager, Dr Rakesh Kawale-Development Manager, Madhumati Brahmane-Development Manager and the Geolife team.
Georrhiza contains mycorrhiza and Bactogang contains consortium of beneficial microbes, which helps in the utilisation of fixed nutrients in the soil by plant roots and improves soil health.
Geolife also introduced a range of Neem-based organic pesticides “Geoneem”, fungicides “funginol” at the event.
Vinod Lahoti informed that with the new range of products Geolife will have most suitable products range for promoting organic farming in India, which is the utmost need of today’s agriculture scenario.
