- MustGrow (MGRO) has partnered with Bayer to develop sustainable organic biologicals
- MustGrow technologies under consideration pertain to preplant soil fumigation, bioherbicide applications and postharvest food preservation of potatoes
- Bayer will acquire exclusive rights to certain technologies if proven commercially viable
- MustGrow is an agricultural biotech company providing natural science-based biological solutions for high-value crops
- MustGrow (MGRO) is up by 12.39 per cent trading at $3.99 per share
MustGrow (MGRO) has partnered with Bayer to develop sustainable organic biologicals.
Under the exclusive agreement, Bayer will evaluate the efficacy and commercial potential of MustGrow’s biological technologies in key agricultural regions.
MustGrow technologies under consideration pertain to pre-plant soil fumigation, bioherbicide applications and postharvest food preservation of potatoes, including sprout inhibition, in Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
MustGrow’s biopesticides harness the mustard seed’s natural defence mechanism to treat diseases, pests and weeds.
“We are thrilled to accelerate the development and understanding of our technology with Bayer in these important food producing regions,” stated Corey Giasson, CEO of MustGrow. “I am hopeful that we potentially have a sustainable solution for farmers to help with key issues in their production of food.”
MustGrow is an agricultural biotech company providing natural science-based biological solutions for high-value crops.
MustGrow (MGRO) is up by 12.39 per cent trading at $3.99 per share as of 9:36 am EST.