Nodimo

14/10/2026

Enhancing your brand's presence through effective communication, event management and strategic marketing. Contact NoDiMo at [email protected]

14/10/2026

Victus Bio ensures strict quality control throughout the production process ensures that 𝗥𝗫-𝗡™ meets high standards for purity, bacterial count and effective nodulation.

Giving soybean growers confidence in the quality and reliability of the product they use, right from the start of the season.

03/09/2026

The biology behind this is fascinating. RX-N™ is not simply a rhizobium inoculant. It is a scientifically developed, technologically advanced biological solution designed to place the right bacteria on the seed, keep them viable under challenging conditions, and support effective nodulation quickly and improve biological nitrogen fixation in soybeans. Watch the video to learn more.

20/07/2026

Strong businesses are built on the strength of their people. Visit Victus Bio to learn more about the people in their business.

20/07/2026

Be sure to visit the METOS SA stand at this week's Potatoes SA Congress!

Weather and climate are shaping the future of potato production, making access to the right insights more important than ever.

We’re looking forward to connecting with growers and industry leaders at the Potatoes SA Congress and Seed Potato Growers’ Forum on 22 and 23 July 2026, where climate-smart farming and the future of the potato industry will be firmly on the agenda.

See you there!

15/07/2026

15/07/2026

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Plant | Cultivate | Harvest

01/07/2026

Weather has always shaped agriculture. Today, the opportunity lies in understanding its impact early enough to make better decisions.

Earlier this year, the Letsitele region experienced higher-than-average rainfall, cooler temperatures and fewer growing degree days. These conditions increased the risk of Phytophthora and influenced citrus development throughout the season.

Understanding local climate trends and hyper-localised weather data is becoming increasingly important for managing risk, protecting fruit quality and building more resilient citrus production.