11/08/2026
Alles begin in die plantvoor.
Tydens Agri Technovation se In-Furrow Roadshow deur Ermelo en Makoppa het produsente bymekaargekom met ’n fokus op hoe presisieboerdery, plantvoeding, biologiese oplossings en datagedrewe insigte saamwerk om beter produksieresultate in rygewasse te ondersteun.
Die toer het die waarde van START Technovation uitgelig deur MYSOIL CLASSIFICATION™, ITEST™ SOIL, Data Mining, RXN-entstowwe en SET Technovation se formulering ter ondersteuning van reproduktiewe fenologie te integreer. Saam bied hierdie oplossings ’n beter begrip van variasie binne lande en ondersteun dit meer ingeligte bestuursbesluite deur die seisoen.
Die kombinasie van wetenskaplike insigte en praktiese agronomie rus produsente toe met die nodige inligting om insette te optimaliseer, gewasprestasie te verbeter en elke hektaar se potensiaal te ontsluit.
Dankie aan almal wat by ons in Ermelo en Makoppa aangesluit het, en in besonder aan die Laeveld Agrochem agente vir hul volgehoue samewerking met produsente in hierdie streke. Ons vennootskap speel ’n belangrike rol om wetenskapgedrewe agronomie van tegniese insig na praktiese toepassing in die land te neem.
The future of row crop production starts in the furrow.
The Agri Technovation In-Furrow Roadshow continued through Ermelo and Makoppa, bringing growers together to explore how precision agriculture, plant nutrition, biological solutions and data-driven insights work together to support stronger row crop performance.
The roadshow highlighted the value of START Technovation, integrating MYSOIL CLASSIFICATION™, ITEST™ SOIL, Data Mining, RXN inoculants, and SET Technovation’s blended formulation supporting reproductive phenology to better understand field variability and support more informed management decisions throughout the season.
By combining scientific insight with practical agronomy, growers are equipped with the information needed to optimise inputs, improve crop performance and unlock the potential of every hectare.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Ermelo and Makoppa, and particularly to the Laeveld Agroc