Rovensa Next Highlights the Role of Biosolutions in Building Long-Term Grower Resilience as the EU Moves to Ease Fertilizer Costs
New EU Legislation Rewards Farmers for Reducing Fertilizer Use and Optimizing Nutrient Efficiency
Madrid, July 21, 2026
Following the Council of the European Union’s July 13 decision to adopt targeted measures supporting farmers facing high fertilizer costs, Rovensa Next has emphasized the critical role of biosolutions in driving agricultural resilience. The new legislation goes beyond financial relief by actively rewarding farmers who reduce fertilizer use with higher support rates—increasing from 50% up to 80%—while reinforcing the importance of expert agronomic guidance.
Turning Policy Into Practical Support
European agriculture faces interconnected challenges, including volatile input costs, climate uncertainty, and the need for strategic autonomy by reducing dependence on imported synthetic nutrients. Fábio Dias, Head of EMEA at Rovensa Next, noted that the crisis highlights long-standing volatility and input dependence outside Europe’s control:
“The EU isn’t just promoting reduced fertilizer use — it’s financially rewarding it, and it’s requiring that farmers have access to the right guidance to make that transition well. That’s exactly the space we operate in every day.”
— Fábio Dias, Head of EMEA, Rovensa Next
Integrated Biosolutions for Field Success
Through its Biosolutionize Agriculture approach, Rovensa Next works alongside growers and distributors across Europe by providing local agronomic expertise and a comprehensive portfolio of biostimulants, biofertilizers, bionutrition, and biocontrol products. Adriana Boock, Chief Product Officer, emphasized the value of holistic crop programs:
“Our job is to support growers with fully compliant, effective biosolutions that deliver multiple benefits through integrated crop programs that combine protection and biostimulation, not isolated products.”
Backed by Global Trial Networks
Rovensa Next’s strategy is underpinned by a global trial network spanning more than two decades and thousands of field trials. Results consistently show that yield and quality can be maintained or improved while reducing overall input intensity and increasing grower profitability.
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