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Ares Organik & Improcrop
continue to grow in Turkey
The Turkish company Ares was established in 1999, and since 2003 has been selling natural, safe, and environmentally friendly Improcrop technologies to the agricultural sector.
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BJ-Agro
Specializing in potato-production and helping potato farmers to increase yield, BJ-Agro today advises about 25% of the total Danish potato sector. In addition to most of Denmark, BJ-Agro offers crop-consultancy services in Iceland as well as to small areas in Sweden and Poland.
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Improcrop in the UK
Tricet UK Limited was established in April 2003 and specializes in agricultural consulting. Tricet has experience in 'hands on' practical farming, agronomy, plant breeding, research & development, business management and sales and marketing, throughout the United Kingdom.
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Ares Organik, the Improcrop distributors in Turkey, generated huge press interest during the recent Improcrop European lecture tour.
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Konya Agricultural Trade show
Ares Organik, Improcrop distributor for Turkey, hosted a very successful trade stand at the 9th Konya Agricultural Trade show. The interest in Ares and Improcrop exceeded expectations and the team have been working hard to follow-up on all the requests for information!
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Potato Meeting in Central Turkey:
Improcrop together with Ares Organik and local agent, Ibrahim Karamese; attracted a large group of seed potato farmers to hear about Improcrop solutions. The meeting, held in the historical region of Cappadocia Caves north of Konya, focused on strategies for not only improving yield but also on decreasing dependence on chemical pesticides. The region is one of the premier seed potato regions in Europe with individual farmers producing up to 30.000 tons of seed potato per annum!
A peculiarity of the region is the fact that the Potatoes are stored in vast underground cave systems where the temperature is low and the humidity is high, making for an ideal storage environment, as shown in the accompanying photo! |
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Day 5 - European Lecture Tour
25 March, 2011
Lisbon, Portugal: Today the European lecture tour closed with one final, successful meeting in Portugal. This brings to a close a tour spanning 10 countries in only 5 days. Our meeting in Portugal closed with the same enthusiasm, interest and excitement met in every other country toured. Given the overwhelming success of this event, Improcrop will certainly be running the tour again in 2012 but expect to extend it more countries! Many thanks to all who made this event such a success! |
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DAY 5 - European Lecture Tour
25 March, 2011
Santiago Di Compostella, Spain: The key crops in the Santiago di Compostella region are cereals, maize and forage and attendees at this stop of the European Lecture Tour were eager to discuss Improcrop applications in these crops. Delegates were impressed with the results when using a program using Grain-Set and Soil-Set. Prof Necip Tosun, (Ege University) showed how this program increases not only yields but also the nutritional value of the harvested maize, a key factor when the maize I used as a source of animal forage. |
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Day 4 - European Lecture Tour
24 March, 2011
Bologna, Italy: With growers, agronomists and distributors coming from all regions of Italy, discussion at the Bologna stop of the European Lecture Tour was both varied and lively. Dr. Cinelli, an agronomist based close to Rome commented: "I am impressed with the number of crops Improcrop has experience with and also with the consistency of performance! It is good to know that I can recommend the products for all crops in my area and be guaranteed of having good results! |
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Day 4 - European Lecture Tour
24 March, 2011
Izmir, Turkey: The Turkish stop of the European lecture tour was met with large numbers of participants and much enthusiasm! With much interest from the local media, the event was filmed and will be broadcast on national television shortly! Improcrop has a strong presence in the Turkish market, were we are represented by Ares Organik. Ares director, Ufuk Talay, commented that "sales in the Turkish market are booming as more and more farmers are finding the benefits of using Improcrop products!"; a fact borne out by the countless testimonials and positive experiences shared during the Q&A sessions! |
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Day 3 - European Lecture Tour
23 March, 2011
Munster, Germany: In the first meeting to be held in Germany, the Improcrop team launched the concepts that have made Improcrop so successful in other markets globally. The key products of Soil-Set, Agro-Mos and Crop-Set were introduced to an enthusiastic reception. In addition to the launch of these key products, Opti-Set, an entirely new and unique product, was also unveiled! Being new to the German market, the Improcrop team were keen to meet prospective new partners for this market and were pleased with the number of companies who have requested to distribute the products. For further information on Improcrop and to find out what it takes to become an Improcrop partner, contact rwalker@alltech.com.) |
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23 March, 2011
Doorwerth, Netherlands:“We are very pleased with the response to Improcrop technology from the Dutch market. The Netherlands is one of the leading agronomic countries in the world, and their enthusiasm for our products is very encouraging!”. So said Improcrop CEO Geoff Frank at the Dutch stop of the Improcrop European lecture tour. |
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22 March, 2011
Rennes, France: Today, Prof. Necip Tosun of Ege University in Turkey, delivered a powerful message to an enthusiastic audience! Prof Tosun's talk, entitled "How plants defend themselves", explored the advances made in plant science over the last decade and the consequences for modern agronomy. The presentation went to the heart of the Improcrop ethos: "Natural Solutions for Modern Agriculture" , explaining the complex mechanisms behind plant immunity and performance.
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21 March, 2011
BIRMINGHAM, UK: The first Improcrop European Lecture tour kicked off in Birmingham, United Kingdom, with delegates actively discussing the changing face of agriculture in the United kingdom and the impact of market dynamics, consumer trends and legislation on farming practices. With predictions of a population numbering 9.3 billion people by 2050 and the need for food to be produced safely, sustainably and nutritiously; agriculture is indeed facing challenging and exciting times. The UK leg of the Improcrop European Lecture Tour stimulated active discussion on these aspects and the role that natural high performance products such as those produced by Improcrop can play in achieving the goals of modern agriculture.
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Improcrop participated in the Field Day at Nova Friburgo
On December 7th and 8th Improcrop participated in the IV Technologic Center Field Day promoted by Comercial Friburguense at Nova Friburgo in partnership with Sakata, Basf, Chao Preto and Heringer. Their were 500 producers from the region that attended the vegetable focused event. Subjects such as pesticides, nutrition and the vegetables varieties launch were discussed.
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Improcrop presents Agro-Mos research in Cocoa Crops
Improcrop attended a field day on November
26th,
which was executed in EspÃrito Santo by CEPLAC (Cocoa Executive Committee), ACAL ( Linhares’ Cocoa Producer Association) and APROPEBA (Producer’s Association from Perobas Bananal do Sul). Their were 50 producers that attended the meetings, which focused on presenting the Agro-Mos research results about Cocoa Crop diseases.
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