Indigo highlights new inoculant in Brazil

By Leonardo Gottems, reporter for AgroPages

Indigo arrived on the Brazilian market just three years ago, in 2018, but is already taking advantage of this trend to disseminate its bio-inputs among Brazilian rural producers, and the company's flagship in the country is the inoculant and biostimulant Indigo Simplex.

Through a web series shown on its YouTube channel, “Indigo in Campo”, episodes will be presented showing the entire development process, tests, application and results of the use of biologicals in the field.

Indigo Simplex technology will be introduced and highlighted through a “field technical tour” of the product. It is an inoculant and biostimulant solution for corn and soybean crops.

Biological products have been gaining more and more space in Brazilian crops, especially in corn and soybean.

According to the manufacturer, the solution is the only one in Brazil developed from Bacillus simplex – a micro-organism that promotes plant growth and whose main differential is tolerance to water stress, more robust and nourished plants, and also greater stability after the treatment.

“We are living in a period in which the keyword is sustainability and, in this context, agriculture is moving towards adopting solutions that bring sustainability from the conceptual to the concrete, making it a reality. That is why it is important to show the public how biologicals are developed and there is no better product than Indigo Simplex for us to be able to show it all,” says Dario Maffei, CEO LATAM at Indigo.

Among the highlights of the first episodes, Reinaldo Bonnecarrere, senior director of LATAM biologicals at Indigo, will tell you all the details about the conception of the Indigo Simplex idea and how it was developed.

In the other episodes, the startup will present how the product registration works, how field tests are carried out, the results, in addition to presenting testimonials from the team involved with the biological solution and from rural producers who already use the input on their properties.