NEW BioLogika Dashboards Offer Unique Insight Into Farmer-Driven Data Around Biopesticide Use

BioLogika is a secure, online dashboard offering users unique insight into the rapidly scaling global biopesticide market.

Globally, growers and farmers are utilizing a toolbox of integrated agronomic solutions, such as biopesticides, in conjunction with conventional crop protection products. Intent on capturing insight into this progressive market for the first time, Kynetec utilized wider FarmTrak data from 100,000 farmers across the U.S., Brazil and selected EU countries. The data, when combined with Kynetec’s world renowned sector expertise, has resulted in the creation of the BioLogika dashboard.

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BioLogika easy-to-use dashboards show precise biopesticide on-farm market data including:

  • Market size: location, crop type, market value vs. conventional.
  • Market potential: rate of conventional product cannibalization by biopesticides, market potential size.
  • Grower adoption: farm size, crop, area treated spend, use type.
  • Product adoption: market scope for product launches.

Justyna Strug, Senior Director Global FarmTrak Strategy at Kynetec, comments “BioLogika offers subscribers new, previously unavailable data-driven insights. The dashboards are intuitive to use, enabling the data to be interrogated with ease, speed, and flexibility. They provide a rich source of insight for any crop protection or bioag brands, or marketing, R&D or strategy teams wishing to make strategic decisions at a transitional time in agriculture.”

Useful insight into both horticultural and combinable crops, including:

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  • Wheat
  • Maize/Corn
  • Barley
  • OSR/Canola
  • Fruit
  • Potatoes
  • Soybean
  • Rice
  • Vegetables

Phase 1 markets available:

  • France
  • Germany
  • Hungary
  • Poland
  • Romania
  • U.S.
  • Brazil

“BioLogika phase one launch provides comprehensive insight into biopesticide use across seven countries and all major crops – with the intention to expand into more markets in the future,” Strug says.

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