To use an illustrative analogy, the soil functions similarly to the human gut. It is home to a large number of beneficial bacteria that, often due to infection or antibiotic use, become weakened or diminished, and are therefore essential.

 The soils of cultivated fields contain a variety of living organisms, some of which are beneficial to plants and others pathogenic. These pathogens—fungi and nematodes—affect plants, hindering their vegetative development and reducing their productive potential.

 Farmers often use chemical tools to control pathogenic microorganisms in the soil. However, these chemicals kill beneficial pathogens and leave the soil inert, hindering root development and subsequent plant growth.

In these situations of chemical disinfection, we recommend applying REGENERATION PLUS COUPÉ which, with its prebiotic effect, will contribute to the hypermultiplication of beneficial microorganisms in the soil of the crop itself and will provide an optimal living environment.