CROPMIX, THE SECOND BAYER FORWARD FARMING IN ARGENTINA

The Prodeman-Bayer alliance positions this space as a reference center for regenerative agriculture.

Prodeman and Bayer have formalized an agreement that makes "Cropmix Prodeman" the second site in Argentina under the Bayer ForwardFarming Program. This agreement aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices that not only optimize production but also regenerate natural resources.

Ivana Cavigliasso -director of the peanut company- highlighted that the Cropmix, which covers 318 hectares, will become a benchmark for good agricultural practices, incorporating techniques such as crop rotation and the digitalization of processes. "Our goal is to show that it is possible to generate quality production while caring for the environment," Cavigliasso stated.

In addition to being a production field, the Cropmix will function as a training center, providing local farmers access to knowledge and technologies that facilitate the adoption of sustainable practices. This collaborative approach will be essential to raise production standards in the region.

The partnership with Bayer not only reinforces Prodeman's commitment to sustainability but also sets a precedent for other peanut producers in the country. The initiative aligns with the growing demand for responsible agricultural practices, demonstrating that it is possible to be efficient without compromising the future of the planet.

Through this collaboration, Prodeman and Bayer are taking a firm step towards an agricultural future that balances production and sustainability, benefiting both the community and the environment.