Untapped Potential: Could Seaweed Be Agriculture's Future?

When we say sustainability is a part of our core at UPL, we mean it. For more than 50 years, we’ve been deeply engaged in researching biostimulant solutions derived from seaweed. Our mission? To support plant health while contributing to a healthy environment. One significant outcome is GoActiv® Technology. We harvest Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed, renowned for its resilience, by hand from the North Atlantic.

We cold-process the seaweed to keep all the good stuff in it, which is how our products work. Basically, they help plants get fed, grow strong, and give farmers better harvests. Farmers need stuff they can trust, and that's what GoActiv® Technology is. Like Arnaud Labarre says, seaweed's powerful, and we're using it to help farming naturally.

To read more visit [https://www.uplcorp.com/media-centre/feature-stories/using-seaweed-to-advance-agriculture]

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