Innovation on the land, impact for the planet
How a Brazilian dairy producer is advancing farming – improving food production, cutting waste and shaping a strong, climate-resilient economy.
In São Paulo’s farm country, Roberto Jank and Agrindus are proving it’s possible to feed more people and protect the land. Their approach: regenerative agriculture – composting all manure and runoff to fertilize fields, eliminating synthetic fertilizers and reducing pollution.
With biosolutions like silage inoculants and probiotics, cows convert feed into more milk and meat, raising efficiency and profits. Agrindus’s many certifications and accolades stand as proof of a successful regenerative approach.
Agrindus shows how Brazilian farmers can produce more, waste less and build a strong business that cares for the land.
Agrindus isn’t alone. Farmers everywhere are facing tougher weather and the need to grow more with less. Biosolutions are helping turn these challenges into new opportunities, just like at Agrindus, where farming means more food, less waste and healthier land.
By 2035, biosolutions could add about $39 billion to Brazil’s economy and create over 276,000 jobs – nearly half in agriculture.1 They’re helping farms like Agrindus grow more, waste less and create lasting returns from the same land.
See more below on how biosolutions help build more resilient agriculture.
Healthy animals are the backbone of productive farms. With biosolutions like probiotics and advanced feed additives, farmers can improve animal health from within – helping livestock get more from every bite. The result: stronger, healthier animals that produce more milk and meat, using fewer resources.
Better animal care delivers results for farmers, for animals and for the planet.
Healthy crops begin with healthy soil. With bioyield solutions, farmers can boost the nutrients in their fields, helping plants grow deeper roots and reach water even in tough conditions. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) uses natural allies to protect crops and support beneficial soil microbes.
By working with biology, farmers achieve more reliable harvests and sustain soil health for the future.
With silage inoculants, farmers can store more high-quality feed from each harvest. These biosolutions help preserve nutrition and cut down on spoilage, so less of the crop goes to waste. That means every acre of land delivers more value – feeding herds efficiently and making the most of what’s already grown.
It’s a practical shift that helps farmers waste less, save money and get the best from every field.
This isn’t a choice between prosperity and planet – it’s about building economies where both thrive together. The solutions are here, ready to help us grow smarter and more sustainably. By putting proven technologies to work, we can shape an economy that benefits everyone and safeguards what matters most.
Let’s drive a thriving economy on a thriving planet.
A new report from Amsterdam Data Collective shows the biosolutions sector could double by 2035, reaching nearly $930 billion and supporting 5 million jobs globally.
See how smart policy and investment can turn climate challenges into economic opportunity.
