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LANDLAB is part of IBMA Italia!

We are thrilled to announce to you all that Landlab is now part of IBMA Italia! 🎉

We are member of IBMA Global, now we have joined the IBMA Italia branch as well. 🙌
IBMA Global is an association formed by over 450 companies worldwide operating in the bio-protection industry in organic and integrated agriculture. 👩‍🔬 🌾

We joined this association to strengthen our commitment to the use of cutting-edge technologies and tools for biocontrol of pests and diseases in agriculture. Therefore, to promote a sustainable use of technical bio-products which are safe for the farmers, the environment, and people’s health. Landlab has always been sensitive to these issues: our research centre is strongly active in this area through its own research. 👨‍💻 🌱

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