The future of biologicals, powered by living fossils
The future of biologicals, powered by living fossils
The future of biologicals, powered by living fossils
We researched bacteria that have inhabited the planet for 3.5 billion years to create the world’s first seed treatment biostimulant made by extremophiles. It consistently improves yields by 10–15% in fertile soils and enables crop growth in degraded soils.
We researched bacteria that have inhabited the planet for 3.5 billion years to create the world’s first seed treatment biostimulant made by extremophiles. It consistently improves yields by 10–15% in fertile soils and enables crop growth in degraded soils.
Technology
What are Extremophiles?
These are microorganisms that have evolved in extreme environments. Using extremophile bacteria from the Argentine Puna and advanced technology, we develop seed treatment microbial inoculants that enhance crop performance and regenerate soils.
These are microorganisms that have evolved in extreme environments. Using extremophile bacteria from the Argentine Puna and advanced technology, we develop seed treatment microbial inoculants that enhance crop performance and regenerate soils.
These are microorganisms that have evolved in extreme environments. Using extremophile bacteria from the Argentine Puna and advanced technology, we develop seed treatment microbial inoculants that enhance crop performance and regenerate soils.
Our Products
Biostimulants of the future, now in your field
Discover how we can boost your crops:
Kunza®
Soybean
Kunza® is a microbial biostimulant for soybean, cotton, and bean seeds, developed from extremophilic bacteria exclusive to Puna Bio, isolated from the Argentine Puna.
Kunza®
Soybean
Kunza® is a microbial biostimulant for soybean, cotton, and bean seeds, developed from extremophilic bacteria exclusive to Puna Bio, isolated from the Argentine Puna.
Kanzama®
Wheat
Barley
Kanzama® is a seed treatment microbial inoculant that enhances crop nutrition, improves nitrogen fixation, and increases yield per hectare. Suitable for crops such as wheat and barley.
Kanzama® is a seed treatment microbial inoculant that enhances crop nutrition, improves nitrogen fixation, and increases yield per hectare. Suitable for crops such as wheat and barley.
Kanzama®
Wheat
Barley
Kanzama® is a seed treatment microbial inoculant that enhances crop nutrition, improves nitrogen fixation, and increases yield per hectare. Suitable for crops such as wheat and barley.
Distributors
Find Our Products Across the Country
At Puna Bio, we have a network of distributors dedicated to bringing our microbial bio-stimulants wherever you need them. Thanks to their expertise and coverage, you can access our products quickly and easily anywhere in the country.
About Us
At PunaBio, we are developing the future of Agriculture
We are a multidisciplinary team of scientists, biotechnologists, and agronomists, working to improve crop nutrition using extremophile microorganisms.
We are a multidisciplinary team of scientists, biotechnologists, and agronomists, working to improve crop nutrition using extremophile microorganisms.
+25
YearsOf research in extremophiles
+200
campaignsIn salt flats, volcanoes, and lagoons in 3 countries.
+1300
extremophilestrains analyzed.
3.5
Billion YearsOf microbial evolutionapplied to your crops.
+25
YearsOf research in extremophiles
+200
campaignsIn salt flats, volcanoes, and lagoons in 3 countries.
+1300
extremophilestrains analyzed.
3.5
Billion YearsOf microbial evolutionapplied to your crops.
+25
YearsOf research in extremophiles
+200
campaignsIn salt flats, volcanoes, and lagoons in 3 countries.
+1300
extremophilestrains analyzed.
3.5
Billion YearsOf microbial evolutionapplied to your crops.
+25
YearsOf research in extremophiles
+200
campaignsIn salt flats, volcanoes, and lagoons in 3 countries.
+1300
extremophilestrains analyzed.
3.5
Billion YearsOf microbial evolutionapplied to your crops.
+25
years
Of research in
extremophiles
+200
campaigns
In salt flats, volcanoes, and lagoons in 3 countries.
+1300
extremophile
strains analyzed.
3.5
billion years
Of microbial evolution
applied to your crops.
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