INTERMAG conducted a microbial R&D project involving 2,700 microbial isolates from plant surfaces and crop-associated environments.
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#FromLabToField | From 2,700+ isolates to a biological solution 2,700+ microbial isolates. 1,330 showed activity in preliminary screening against Botrytis cinerea. And t…
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INTERMAG
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- Industry
- Farming
- Location
- Olkusz, PL
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About INTERMAG
INTERMAG is a leading producer of a wide range of agrochemicals for agriculture and horticulture, as well as health-promoting products for farm animals. KEY NUMBERS With a global presence in more than 50 countries, INTERMAG products are currently used on over 5 million hectares of crops. OUR MISSION Our mission is to provide innovative technology to produce healthy food as part of sustainable agriculture. For this purpose we cooperate with renowned research and scientific centeres and, moreover, we have established proprietary research and experimental facilities where we perform advanced R&D activities. WHAT DISTINGUISHES US The strength of INTERMAG lies in a team of experienced experts who support our customers and partners with their knowledge and experience. Prior to introducing new products to the market, we always conduct extensive biological studies to confi rm their eff ectiveness in real-life applications. The company’s primary virtue is customer satisfaction and their growing requirements, opinions and suggestions are the inspiration for continuous improvement of our product range and implementation of further innovative solutions, contributing to an increase in the profitability of agricultural production. 35 Years of experience in Polish and foreign markets resulted in creating a broad and unique product portfolio. For the crop sector INTERMAG manufactures biostimulants, chelates, fertilizers and other agrochemicals dedicated to agricultural plants, orchards and vegetables. For the animal sector INTERMAG produces innovative health-oriented feed supplements for preventive application to avoid health problems in livestock. Our flagship brands are: TYTANIT - plant growth stimulant OPTYSIL - plant growth stimulant with strong anti-stress properties PLONVIT - advanced multicomponent foliar fertilizers MICROCHELAT - advanced carboxylic chelates KOKCIDIN - unique, carefully selected composition of natural plant extracts for the prevention of coccidiosis
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INTERMAG evaluated selected microbial candidates through safety assessment, functional characterization, genome analysis, plant colonization studies, and laboratory and field validation.
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INTERMAG developed BACTIM® PANTOEA CARE based on carefully selected strains of Pantoea agglomerans and Pantoea allii.
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INTERMAG isolated and screened 1,330 microbial isolates from plant surfaces and crop-associated environments showing activity against Botrytis cinerea in preliminary screening.
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