About us

We are an industry specialized in bioproducts, with the purpose of cultivating value for generations, driven by results, excellence and innovation.

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DNA

Values that guide our relationships and the conduct of our business.

Dedicated to results
Born to learn and innovate
Entrepreneurial attitude
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Numbers of the sector

The market for biological products is expected to reach sales of R$ 5.0 billion in Brazil by 2025. The result of the growth is due to the adhesion of rural producers to more resistant technologies in the field and the consumer demand for food free of chemical residues. The numbers prove this growth in the biological pesticide market:

- Revenue of R$1.2 billion in 2020, 37% more compared to the previous year. (Source: Spark – Strategic Intelligence) - 59.7 million hectares treated with biological management in 2020, representing 13% growth when compared to the previous year. (Source: Spark – Strategic Intelligence) - 88% of the areas that use biological pesticides are extremely important commodities for the country: Soybeans, Sugarcane and Corn 2nd crop. (Crop Life Brazil)

Futuristic Vision

Bio-inputs are major players in the segment of crop management and plant growth promotion. In this context, Gênica works hard to become a reference in innovation and quality, contributing to the development of new generations of bio-inputs:

  • Gênica expression and elicitors;
  • New organisms;
  • Organic molecules for phytosanitary and physiological purposes;
  • Subjects related to microbial ecology.

Manejo integrado de pragas

Controle biológico: consiste no uso de agentes biológicos de controle para prevenir, reduzir ou erradicar a infestação de pragas e doenças nas plantas.

Fallow Period

Fallow Period

It is a time when the soil is left unplanted for a period, that is, the land left to rest and regenerate, to prevent the occurrence e dissemination of a certain disease or pest.

Crop spacing and density

Crop spacing and density

It’s defined as the number of plants per unit of ground and it’s influenced by some factors, such as the crop to be planted, the cultivar, soil fertility, and water availability.

Chemical control

Chemical control

The chemical control consists of the use of chemical products to prevent and/or control the occurrence of pests and diseases.

Biological control

Biological control

The biological control consists of the use of biological control agents to prevent, reduce, or eradicate infestations of plant pests and diseases.

Crop management

Crop management

Crop management aims to increase the competitive capacity of the crop in relation to the occurrence of pests, diseases, and weed, by applying preventing procedures prior to the sowing and during the crop development. Some procedures involve the adoption of the correct row spacing, sowing period, crop density, straw use, adequate choice of plant cultivars, among others.

Technology of Application

Technology of Application

It refers to the use of all scientific knowledge for the correct application of the product to the target pest, making sure that the amount applied is adequate, in an economical way, and preventing contamination of other sites.

Soil properties

Soil properties

The knowledge of the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the soil is essential for the adoption of an adequate soil management procedure.

Seeds

Seeds

The choice for certified seeds is essential to prevent the occurrence of new species of weeds and pathogens in the crop. Besides, seeds treatment is crucial to protect them against the attacks of diseases, pests, and nematodes.

Monitoring

Monitoring

The monitoring aims to determine the status of pests and diseases occurrence, assessing possible damages and losses to the crop, supporting the decision-making process of pest control.

Nutritional Deficiency

Nutritional Deficiency

This condition is associated to the plant development and plant demand. The symptoms of nutritional deficiency vary according to the nutrient mobility. The nutritional deficiency may affect directly or indirectly crop yield and it’s usually identified through visual and foliar analyses, as well as the soil analyses.

Our solutions are key for IPM

What is IPM?

IPM means “Integrated Pest Management” and consists of the adoption of technologies for the control of insect pests and phytopathogenic microorganisms. Among the main benefits offered by IPM are yield gains, rational use of inputs, and break of the resistance of pests and diseases. Some tools used in IPM are the Biological Control, Chemical Control, Mechanical Control, Crop Control, Nutritional Management, and Monitoring of Pests and Diseases.

Our Solutions

Products developed to increase the productivity of all crops.

Inoculants

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Equilibrium

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Bioinsecticides

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Bioimpulse

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