Collaboration aims to enhance crop yield and quality through biostimulant technology, aiming to improve sustainability and resilience in agriculture.
Acadian Plant Health™ and BASF Agricultural Solutions, two leaders in biostimulant technologies and global agriculture, announced they are collaborating to develop innovative agricultural solutions to market climate-resilient products for the protection of crop yield and quality.
BASF will leverage Acadian’s biostimulant technology to complement its chemistry and biological portfolio and increase solutions that will grow more, and sustainably better crops.
“Combining our knowledge and skills creates new agricultural solutions that enhance productivity, sustainability, resilience to climate change, and market access,” Nelson Gibson, president of Acadian Plant Health, said in the release. “Our goal is to drive greater economic well-being for farmers while ensuring environmental sustainability.”
By incorporating Acadian’s unique biostimulants with BASF Agricultural Solutions, the two organizations will complement crop care inputs, as part of BASF’s commitment to transforming the agricultural food system.
“Now more than ever, farmers must pursue productivity and sustainability. They are called on to adopt smarter methods and new technologies while earning a living for their families, feed the world while preserving natural resources, and develop resilience to the likes of climate change and evolving, turbulent local and global market economies. By connecting the best products, technologies, and services, we want to positively transform agriculture to impact food systems and, ultimately, society. By pooling our expertise and resources, we can make a meaningful impact,” said Marko Grozdanovic, BASF Agricultural Solutions senior vice president of global marketing.
This action underscores Acadian’s position in sustainable agriculture and continued work in developing solutions that respond to the need for regenerative and climate-smart agriculture. This partnership with BASF will boost economic growth across agricultural communities while reducing environmental impact.
