5th International AMALGEROL Conference 2013
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Welcome to the IAC in Hall in Tyrol!
Mag. Georg Hechenbichler, Hechenbichler GmbH, Austria
The 5th conference marks a milestone in the successful cooperation that began in 2009, driving the promotion and growth of AMALGEROL. Over the years, partnerships have strengthened, meetings have expanded, and significant achievements have been made, including rising sales and increasing recognition. This conference reflects the dedication and collaboration of all partners and sets the stage for continued success and the future growth of AMALGEROL.
AMALGEROL and plant nutrition management
Dr. Vytautas Rauckis, UAB Kustodija, Lithuania
AMALGEROL significantly impacted crop yields, including sugar beet and winter wheat, by increasing density and unit weight. Furthermore, a balanced increase of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium accumulating microorganisms content in the soil was favored.
AMALGEROL „vs.“ Glyfos in vineyard, Seed treatment with AMALGEROL
Valentin Petrov, Cheminova, Bulgaria
AMALGEROL successfully reversed damage from a glyphosate treatment in a vineyard, resulting in no herbicide damage and a normal yield with good winemaking characteristics. AMALGEROL is also used in seed treatment for various crops, resulting in faster and more uniform emergence and better overall plant development.
AMALGEROL on citrus trees
Raffael Caballer, Fitocer, Spain
AMALGEROL applications on citrus trees aim to increase root systems, foliage recovery, and fruit size. AMALGEROL treatments, applied through irrigation, showed significant improvement in tree recovery and crop yield after several months. Frost-damaged citrus trees treated with AMALGEROL demonstrated notable recovery and quality harvest results after one year.
1st Year AMALGEROL in Turkey: 2013 Result
Walid Saad, Hechenbichler GmbH, Austria
AgriNova launched AMALGEROL in Turkey in June 2013, showcasing it at the Konya Exhibition. Trials on various crops, including potatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, showed significant yield increases with AMALGEROL. It was also tested with herbicides on maize, showing positive results in weed control and plant health.
75 years Cheminova, a tribute Cheminova-AMALGEROL followship program, results and conclusions
Prashant Raut, Cheminova India Limited, India
Research fellowships investigated the impact of AMALGEROL on wheat, pomegranate, and chilli, demonstrating potential for disease resistance. Studies showed that AMALGEROL functioned as an effective adjuvant with fungicides, sometimes enabling reduced fungicide dosages.
Successful launch of AMALGEROL in Andhra Pradesh, key crops and measures
Sajid Ahmed Sharief, Cheminova India Limited, India
AMALGEROL treatment increases root growth in paddy and foliage growth in ground nut. Promotion is conducted through farmer meetings and promotional materials such as banners and leaflets.
AMALGEROL in Poland
Marek Szczepanski, Cheminova Polska Sp. z o.o., Poland
The strategy focused on increasing AMALGEROL sales in Poland by building a wide distribution network and bypassing large competitors. Tactics included engaging smaller distributors, training dealers and farmers, and enhancing marketing strategies for AMALGEROL. The outcome was a significant increase in AMALGEROL sales from 2010 to 2013 with plans for further growth in 2014.
Marketing strategy, how Hungary achieved 700.000 l
Attila Takács, HECHTA Kft., Hungary
AMALGEROL is presented as an anti-stress product for crops, shown through before and after photos. The product also has a soil effect, which is demonstrated through soil stickers. The key message is to preserve soil for future generations.
Diabrotica Trials 2013
Ferenc Kormanyos, Ambra Bio Kft., Hungary
The presentation details trials conducted in Hungary in 2013 focusing on Diabrotica, also known as the Rootworm beetle, and the use of AMALGEROL for pest management. Various damages caused by the larvae and the beetle were documented, along with observations of weather conditions and their impact on pest spreading. Results showed that AMALGEROL, when used in treatments, led to improved plant health and increased yields compared to untreated fields.
