India, Aug. 10 -- Agriculture has entered a new scientific era. The future of farming will no longer be determined solely by the quantity of fertilisers applied, but by the efficiency with which plants utilise nutrients, the biological health of soils and the intelligent application of biotechnology.

Around the world, agriculture is moving from chemistry-driven production systems towards biology-enabled, precision-based farming that enhances productivity while protecting natural resources. As concerns over soil degradation, climate change, declining nutrient efficiency and food security continue to intensify, scientific innovation is emerging as the most powerful driver of sustainable agricultural growth. The global biofertilizer market ...