BioAgri Inputs Producers Association (BIPA), a Hyderabad-based trade body of BioAgri input producers in India is going to organise 2nd edition of BioAgri 2022 International Conference in the city from October 19 to 20, for two days.
Announcing this in a press statement, Dr. Venkatesh Devnur, General Secretary, BioAgri Inputs Producers Association said the theme of the two-day meet will be “India: Global Gateway for BioAg solutions.”
BioAgri is an international series of conferences and exhibitions initiated by BIPA last year in Hyderabad. The first edition had the participation of 150 companies from India and abroad involved in the production and supply of biological agri inputs for sustainable agriculture, said Dr. Venkatesh.
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World agriculture moves towards biological agriculture due to climate resilience and the ill effects of chemical-based farming practices. Among all the input verticals, phenomenal growth is witnessed in BioAgri inputs. The economic benefits to the farmers, health benefits to the consumers and safety to the environment ensure BioAgri inputs as the most sought-after products. Their sustained use, further rebuilds the soil health, fertility and makes them carbon-rich; thus, becoming an inevitable tool in modern agriculture, added Dr Venkatesh.
India became a pioneer in world agriculture to innovate, standardise and promote world-class agri-inputs through its well-defined regulatory framework, infrastructure and technology know-how, he shared.
BioAgri 2022 brings the national and international agrochemical manufacturers and traders under one roof on recent technologies, delivery systems, and business opportunities in India and across the globe. The Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, several ICAR institutions, PJTSAU and other research organisations are expected to participate in this two-day event in Hyderabad.
The conference and expo would deliberate on policy issues and technological advantages and challenges by the stakeholders besides showcasing innovations and tech-based products by the companies promoting biological agriculture for safe food, health and the environment.
