The agrochemical adoption compatible with biological agents produced and marketed by PROMIP is critical to the success of integrated pest management in the field. Thinking about it, our researchers periodically conduct tests aimed at selecting low-impact pesticides or fully compatible with our biological products.
The application provides the user friendly layout with easy navigation and reliability of the results generated following standard protocols by IOBC (International Organization for Biological and Integrated Control).
Legal Notice. The results presented in this application refer to the compatibility studies with the strains of beneficial organisms produced by the company, compared to commonly used pesticides in the market. All tests were conducted under controlled conditions in the laboratory.
The PROMIP reinforces that the information contained in the application should be used with caution and responsibility and is not responsible for differing situations in the field, there may be variations of these results due to application technology, dose, number of applications and formulations, etc.
We strongly recommend that before any decision, always consult an agronomist.
The application provides the user friendly layout with easy navigation and reliability of the results generated following standard protocols by IOBC (International Organization for Biological and Integrated Control).
Legal Notice. The results presented in this application refer to the compatibility studies with the strains of beneficial organisms produced by the company, compared to commonly used pesticides in the market. All tests were conducted under controlled conditions in the laboratory.
The PROMIP reinforces that the information contained in the application should be used with caution and responsibility and is not responsible for differing situations in the field, there may be variations of these results due to application technology, dose, number of applications and formulations, etc.
We strongly recommend that before any decision, always consult an agronomist.
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