LAINCO has been selected to coordinate the RhizoNem project : New biocontrol strategies for nematode management using rhizospheric microorganisms, an innovative initiative that will be developed over the next three years. This project has a total funding of 1.13 M€ (Grant CPP2023-010476) within the framework of the call for public-private collaboration projects 2023, funded by […]
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In modern agriculture, the search for sustainable and efficient alternatives has led to the development of innovative solutions such as natural biostimulants. These products, derived from natural sources, are gaining prominence due to their ability to improve crop growth, optimize fruit quality and reduce physiological decline without resorting to synthetic chemicals. In this article, we […]
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Potassium phosphonate, derived from phosphorous acid, began to attract attention in the 1960s for its potential as a fungicide. In the following decades, it was discovered that it not only controlled pathogens such as Phytophthora and Pythium, but also offered a favorable environmental profile. With advances in research and formulation, potassium phosphonate established itself as […]
LAINCO, in collaboration with GRUPO SIFU and ENVERA Foundation, reinforces its commitment to the social and labor integration of people in vulnerable situations. […]
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Impact of abiotic stress on crops. Adverse environmental conditions such as water deficit and sudden temperature changes affect metabolic and physiological processes of crops. These factors can compromise their development, productivity and adaptive capacity in the face of nutritional and light deficits or mechanical damage. All these factors constitute what is known as abiotic stress […]
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Silicon in the earth’s soil Silicon (Si) is the second most abundant element in the earth’s crust, accounting for 28.8% of its total mass (Sommer et al., 2006). Second only to oxygen, silicon (Si) stands out as one of the most common elements on our planet. However, its large presence contrasts with its limited availability, […]
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At a recent landmark strategic meeting, LAINCO has outlined strategic plans aimed squarely at sustainable growth and operational efficiency. The session included the active participation of all the company’s directors and managers, who presented and discussed exhaustively the work plans of each area. What makes this strategic meeting even more significant is the special participation […]
Fruit drop in citrus represents a challenge that poses important challenges for agricultural production. To address this problem successfully, it is essential to understand the causes and mechanisms behind this process and to find effective solutions to ensure crop profitability. Several factors influence this physiological process, both cultural and environmental. Among the cultural aspects, there […]
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October 15 is a day of international recognition of the essential work of rural women, who play a fundamental role in quality agriculture in Spain. Under the slogan “Rural Women: Growers of Quality Food”, this article highlights the invaluable contribution of these women, who have made a significant contribution to the development of the country. […]
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SIVAR GOLD® has been developed to provide an effective solution in the control of various diseases, such as downy mildew and Phytophthora, which affect crops of great importance in Spain, such as potatoes, tomatoes, and grapes, among others. […]
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