BioConsortia, Inc. to Present at Bank of America 2023 Global Agriculture and Materials Conference

DAVIS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BioConsortia, Inc., a leader in R&D for sustainable agriculture, whose mission is to unleash the power of microbes to meet the world’s food needs while reducing agriculture’s ecological impact, today announced CEO Marcus Meadows-Smith will present at the Bank of America Securities 2023 Global Agriculture and Materials Conference in Fort Lauderdale on March 1 and 2. A panel featuring BioConsortia’s CEO will discuss the use of “Biologics in Crop Production” on Thursday, March 2 at 9:30AM.

Mr. Meadows-Smith will also participate in one-on-one meetings with institutional analysts and investors throughout the day on Wednesday, March 1, and Thursday, March 2, where he will share an overview of its pipeline of transformative products that will leapfrog current market leading tools for nitrogen fertilizer, biopesticide, and post-harvest markets, as well as an update on pivotal value creation.

ABOUT BIOCONSORTIA:

BioConsortia, Inc. develops superior microbial products that protect plants, enhance fertility, and increase yields while improving the sustainability of agriculture for our environment. Pioneering the use of directed selection within microbial communities, BioConsortia’s patented Advanced Microbial Selection (AMS) process and cutting-edge GenePro genomics and gene-engineering platform enable the company to predict, design, and unleash the natural power of microbes.

BioConsortia’s microbial products deliver superior efficacy, higher consistency, and easier grower adoption. The company’s rich pipeline includes nitrogen fixation microbes to replace synthetic nitrogen fertilizers; nutrient use efficiency and biostimulants to increase crop yields; bionematicides & biofungicides to protect crops from pests and diseases; and products for post-harvest pathogen control to safeguard food waste in the distribution chain, retail store and home. BioConsortia is producing breakthrough solutions for growers in major agricultural markets with multiple environmental benefits.