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Veganic’s new biofungicide receives registration for use in Spain and Portugal

Elena Shalashnik avatar Elena Shalashnik
February 6, 2025, 2:00 pm
February 6, 2025, 2:00 pm
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Veganic’s new biofungicide receives registration for use in Spain and Portugal
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Veganic has developed BELVINE, a biofungicide intended to help control downy and powdery mildew in vineyards. The product contains ABE-IT 56, a biocontrol active ingredient derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a yeast species. BELVINE is exclusive to Veganic in Iberia and is certified for use in organic farming by ECOCERT. The product has received phytosanitary registration in Spain (ES-01430) and Portugal (1933), allowing it to be used in commercial agriculture in these countries.

Mode of action

BELVINE works by triggering the vine’s natural defense mechanisms, specifically through salicylic and jasmonic acid pathways, which play a role in the plant’s immune response. This approach helps protect the vines from mildew without leaving chemical residues. BELVINE also reduces the need for conventional fungicides such as copper and sulfur, which are commonly used in viticulture.

The product combines a physical barrier, systemic action, and biochemical defense to prevent mildew. The systemic action helps the vine build resilience by activating its defense systems, and the physical barrier limits the ability of the mildew to infect the plant. This combination of actions reduces the risk of resistance development, which is a challenge with many traditional fungicides.

Features of BELVINE

ABE-IT 56, derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, plays a central role in stimulating the vine’s defense mechanisms. The active ingredient is intended to work alongside the plant’s natural defenses, rather than relying solely on chemical treatments. The product’s action integrates physical and systemic mechanisms to provide mildew protection without promoting resistance.

BELVINE is certified by ECOCERT, with no maximum residue limits (MRL), making it suitable for organic farming practices. The product is available in a 5L format, and its liquid formulation is designed for easy application, providing even coverage across crops.

Sustainable farming practices

By reducing the reliance on traditional chemical fungicides, BELVINE offers a potential alternative for integrated pest management (IPM) programs in vineyards. The product is aimed at those looking for options that align with organic farming principles and contribute to more sustainable agricultural practices.

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