BioAg solutions to drive your performance

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Novozymes BioAg: Driving performance
Agriculture today is more than just doing more with less. What if you could do more simply by utilizing nature’s own problem solvers – enzymes and microbes. By more we mean: Maximize crop fertility return on investment, maximize soil and fertilizer phosphorus efficiency, and meet crop nutrition requirements through natural processes.

Bioyield and biocontrol solutions

More than a century ago, we created the BioAg business with our Nitragin® brand, which is still a market leader today. Because we put innovation at the heart of our business, our groundbreaking pipeline will continue to propel agriculture into the future.




Our dynamic portfolio of biological solutions is derived from naturally-occurring microbes and enzymes. Microbial inoculants in our bioyield solutions complement traditional fertilizers. They increase the availability of key nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The result is improved crop yields. Our biocontrol solutions unlock new potential to fight pests and disease supplementing an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Integrated Resource Management (IRM) system. They provide powerful protection against insects and disease pests to help keep crops healthy.








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