Forestry
Eucalyptus trials with a leading company in the sector: desiccation, soil biological activity and establishment.
Technical lead: Dr. Víctor VeraWe prefer an uncomfortable number to a comfortable promise.
We publish what we measure and say what level of backing it has. We distinguish between verified result, field observation and ongoing trial — and when a trial showed no differences, we say so too.
+8 yearsof continuous work in the field
6production verticals with a programme
4partner universities and scientists
17documented trials and measurements
Trials and measurements
Measured resultField observationOngoing trial
SectorResultWhat was measuredBacking
Cotton+50%Yield, with better thrips control and no lower-square rot. Trial of 50 ha against 50 ha.Measured result
Soybean−30%Cost per hectare with yield equal to or above the zone average.Measured result
Sorghum52 t/haForage on the treated plot within a 6,000 ha mixed soybean, maize and sorghum system.Measured result
Maize−40%Cost per tonne produced, with yields of 5.6 to 6.7 t/ha against the regional average of 5.0.Measured result
Feedlot+20–35%Weight gain and feed conversion in 90 days: between 20% and 35% improvement over the full fattening cycle.Measured result
Horticulture−48%Water use and 100% germination against 60% in the control, in a trial with the UNA department.Measured result
Forestry−30%Herbicide while maintaining control; at full rate, desiccation went from 85 to 90%, with no pH adjuster or oil.Measured result
Composting150→30Days of cycle in inoculated poultry composting, with less odour and better final quality.Measured result
Soybean5 seasonsCampo 9 area, on a sustained rise: 2,700 kg/ha in the drought year up to 5,200 kg/ha in 2026.Measured result
Wheat80 kg/hlAverage test weight with peaks of 83, against the 78 the standard requires for Grade 1.Measured result
Pastures+25–30%Forage in the third year of the protocol; a case of 45 bales where 20 to 25 used to be harvested.Field observation
Gatton Panic hay+11.8% TDNTotal digestible nutrients in Gatton Panic hay, Central Chaco: 55.1% against 49.3% for the control, with less fibre and more non-fibre carbohydrates, in the conditions of the trial.Measured result
Dairy16%Crude protein of the pasture, up from an initial 7 to 8%, with inoculated manure returned to the soil.Field observation
Forestry11 trts.Trial with our full technical package, 4 blocks, measurements at 30, 60 and 180 days, then every six months and yearly (1 and 2 years).Ongoing trial
Rice and citrus50/50Control-and-treatment design on a prior comprehensive diagnosis, with subsoiling in citrus.Ongoing trial
Peanut24 vs 8 °Brix14 hectares against 14 in the Chaco, with 100% biological management: 24 Brix degrees against 8 for the control, in the Chaco.Measured result
Soybean7→10 °BrixComparative plot 2025/26: grain Brix from 7 to 10, 1,000-seed weight from 135 to 155 g and pods per plant from 65.3 to 71, with lower incidence of Cercospora without any crop protection application against fungi, in a year of rainfall well above normal.Measured result
Several of our own trials showed no statistical differences, with positive trends, and in one case slight phytotoxicity was observed in some treatments. We do not present them as strong results. Full reports are available to clients and technical partners under agreement.
Programmes by vertical
Each vertical has a responsible technical lead.
Livestock
Feedlot, CarboFeed plus MicroFeed programme compared against monensin.
Technical lead: Dr. Diego OcamposAgriculture
Extensive cropping across the whole country, on a comprehensive soil diagnosis.
Technical lead: Dr. Federico BarretoPastures
Triple-application protocol with bromatological measurement. 2026 case: Gatton Panic hay in the Central Chaco with 55.1% TDN against 49.3% for the control, less fibre and more non-fibre carbohydrates, in the conditions of that trial.
Technical lead: Dr. Federico BarretoHorticulture
Trials with the horticulture department of the Universidad Nacional de Asunción.
Technical lead: Cátedra UNAPoultry
Accelerated poultry litter composting and poultry nutrition, with an approved industrial pilot. In progress: MicroFeed in broiler chickens, a comparative trial between houses.
Technical lead: equipo técnico BloomPublications and technical material
Germination study: regenerative versus conventional managementIn-house study · Fisher's LSD statistical design · 2023 · PDFPfeiffer soil chromatography: a reading guide for farmersTechnical material · 2026 · PDFSoybean management protocol: biological base plan by stageProtocol · current version · PDFSoybean fungicide reduction programme: four passesProtocol · 2026 · PDFForage conservation: directed fermentation with live inoculantLivestock technical guide · PDF
Chromatography: before and after
Forestry trial in eucalyptus: only the treatments that included biology recovered the soil's activity, multiplying it by four at thirty days. The images show the water aggregate-stability test of a control soil and a treated soil; the digitised chromatographs are published in this same section.