Livestock farming instrument

Projects

The latest livestock farming
technology currently in development.

Bioelements Research & Development

Bioelements Ltd conduct their own product development and participate in outside projects as a member of an international team. Our area of expertise is in making different species of antagonistic microorganisms compatible while developing multi-component products.
bees

Bee probiotic

We have developed a product for honey bee immunity improvement. The product works like a slow vaccine, improving hive hygiene and improving infection resistance. The product also helps to fight sucking pests.
It has shown great results in greenhouses using pollinating insects, leading to reduced bee mortality and less toxicity from chemicals.
potato production

Food waste becomes feeds

The waste created by human food production can be turned into animal feeds using microbiology. We are looking to collaborate with both farmers looking at reducing the cost of purchasing feeds, and food producers with waste.
cow and cub

Probiotics

Different combinations of practically the same probiotic microorganisms can help cattle gain weight and help people lose it. We haven’t forgotten about this classic question (happy cattle are not concerned about being chubby).
insect

Biopesticides

For each “bad” insect we can find a corresponding micro-adversary. We’ll feed probiotics to bees and earthworms to make their life better.
Bio-fungus

Biofungicides

“Good” mould can more successfully fight against “bad” mould than chemical substances that kill all mould indiscriminately. Nevertheless, it is impossible to get rid of moulds completely; they even eat the International Space Station. We use this principle to develop a biostimulant that also acts as a biofungicide.
Cattle farm

Products for you

We can look into your specific aims, tailor a product and devise an optimal strategy, collaborate on research.
We have met very specific, and even unusual requests in the past, without charging high prices and sometimes for free.

The Bioelements Agro blog

A model experiment on bean starvation

By Bioelements Agro • March 29, 2018
We applied just one of the bacteria used in our products to a bean plant. As a result - it did not starve despite the lack of added nutrients, which is what happened to the control plant.

At Bioelements we put all our energy in to improving livestock farming technology to make the lives of farmers easier and more green friendly. Explore our range and start improving your yields today.

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