BIOLOGICAL INPUTS, MORE ECONOMY AND GREATER SUSTAINABILITY

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Fixação biológica; Rentabilidade; Azospirillum; Agricultura biológica.

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A produção biológica é um sistema global de gestão das explorações agrícolas e de produção de géneros alimentícios que combina as melhores práticas ambientais, um elevado nível de biodiversidade, a preservação dos recursos naturais, a aplicação de normas exigentes em matéria de bem-estar dos animais e método de produção em sintonia com a preferência de certos consumidores por produtos obtidos utilizando substâncias e processos naturais. Sendo os insumos biológicos uma realidade no campo que rendem bilhões de reais em economia, em razão do uso do controle biológico e da fixação biológica de nitrogênio. A busca por tecnologias sustentáveis para controlar pragas e doenças, para fazer crescer plantas e para fertilizar os solos é cada vez mais crescente no setor produtivo. 

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BIOLOGICAL INPUTS, MORE ECONOMY AND GREATER SUSTAINABILITY. (2023). Colloquium Agrariae. ISSN: 1809-8215, 18(4), 53-60. https://revistas.unoeste.br/index.php/ca/article/view/4476

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