- Nordic bio-agriculture company, has been awarded a €1.5 million grant
- This significant funding will accelerate the company’s efforts to develop and validate a natural metabolite-based biostimulant
- The BIORESCUE project aligns with the growing global demand for sustainable and climate-resilient
- This funding will enable us to significantly advance our research and development efforts
Agrobiomics, a leading Nordic bio-agriculture company, has been awarded a €1.5 million grant from the Danish Green Development and Demonstration Programme (GUDP) to support its BIORESCUE project.
This significant funding will accelerate the company’s efforts to develop and validate a natural metabolite-based biostimulant, PTA, designed to enhance the resilience of cereal crops to drought and other climate-related stressors.
The BIORESCUE project will involve a collaborative effort between Agrobiomics, the University of Copenhagen, Agrolab, and SEGES Innovation P/S.
The project will utilize advanced screening tools and rigorous field-testing methodologies to assess the efficacy of PTA in improving crop performance under various environmental conditions.
“We are thrilled to receive this substantial support from GUDP,” said Ananda Scherner, CEO of Agrobiomics. “
This funding will enable us to significantly advance our research and development efforts, bringing us closer to delivering a truly impactful solution for farmers facing the increasing challenges of climate change.”
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The BIORESCUE project aligns with the growing global demand for sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural practices.
By developing innovative solutions to enhance crop resilience, Agrobiomics aims to contribute to a more secure and sustainable food future for all.
About Agrobiomics
Agrobiomics is a Nordic bio-agriculture company dedicated to developing and commercializing innovative, nature-inspired solutions for sustainable agriculture.
The company leverages cutting-edge research in plant-microbe interactions and natural product chemistry to create novel biostimulants
About GUDP
The Green Development and Demonstration Programme (GUDP) is a Danish government-funded program that supports research and development projects aimed at promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices.
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