Microorganisms help children and plants

Do you remember when you were a child and you ventured out to explore the world with curiosity and innocence? 🌍 Discovering new things, experimenting with your senses and letting yourself be carried away by the emotion of the unknown was what moved you.

You played in the mud, and you had fun without worrying about getting your hands and clothes dirty. Your mother, however, reprimanded you with the famous phrase "Boy get up off the floor and wash your hands you're going to catch microbes“.🧑‍🌾🦠

Well, it turns out that those microbes that live in the soil were not only mostly harmless, but also that constant contact with microbes and bacteria was helping you to strengthen your immune system and prevent diseases in the future. 🌿💪

Well, something very similar happens with plants. Beneficial microorganisms help transform your crops and improve soil quality, leading to bigger, healthier harvests. In addition, they can also help prevent plant diseases and reduce the use of other products that can be harmful to the environment.

Now, as an agricultural technician, you have the opportunity to apply that same adventurous mindset to your work and discover how microorganisms can transform your crops.

In Congress Microbiome2023, you will learn from experts to improve the quality of your crops and prevent diseases. But most importantly, you will be able to feel that thrill of adventure, discovering new methods and techniques to transform your crops in a sustainable and responsible way.🤠👨‍🌾

Furthermore, in #Microbiome2023, you will be able to connect with other professionals, exchange ideas and learn about the latest trends in sustainable agriculture.

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As always, thank our partners, fundamental for making this edition possible. see you in #Microbiome2023! 🌱