Bloom FBN and Microvita operate in alliance as a single market unit in regenerative agriculture. Better food for a better life.
The first company in Paraguay to formulate regenerative microorganisms. Its strains were isolated from native Paraguayan forests and are adapted to tropical and subtropical conditions — not imported strains that have to adapt afterwards.
Provides institutional coordination, agronomic support in the field and the functional carbon line, produced from local forestry by-products under an exclusive supply agreement.
Fifteen years producing charcoal in the Chaco. A third of the raw material escaped as smoke and as fines: it was our biggest cost.
In parallel, a search for family health in the face of a serious illness gave rise to a probiotic ferment. It worked in the person. Then it was tried on the animal, then on the pasture, then on the crop.
Two industries with the same long-term vision and the same industrial goal. Instead of competing, we joined raw material, microbiology and scale.
More than a decade of development, trials in every sector of Paraguayan agriculture, and our own plant, laboratory and warehouse, with a complete line and the recipe already settled.
We are producers before we are suppliers: everything we sell we test first on our own farms and on those of growers who have worked with us for years.
A degraded soil takes up to forty years to recover on its own. With native microbiology, functional carbon and correct management, that comes down to one to three years. Soil is not an input: it is the most important asset of any farming operation, and recovering it means revaluing the estate.
“I do not own my land. I am managing my children's land, and they will manage their children's.”
Functional carbon locks stable carbon into the soil for decades. A secondary benefit, never the main argument.
We use local organic and forestry residues as raw material: what was waste becomes an input.
Living soils produce food that is denser in nutrients and carries fewer residues to the end consumer.
The farmer manages the land of their children. We work with that logic and with cumulative results.
Quesada 5050 · Atlas Center building, 4th floor
Ruta Transchaco km 497 · Boquerón
Avda. Trébol · Boquerón Department
Ruta PY02 km 208 · Dr. J. M. Frutos, Caaguazú
