
More resilient plants
Build stronger plants by increasing root mass, thereby helping them take up more water and nutrients from the soil.
Arginine-powered crop nutrition
Traditional mineral fertilizers leach nutrients and waste nitrogen. Growers compensate by using more, which weakens soil life over time. Arginex by Arevo turns this on its head, maximizing nitrogen efficiency to drive growth without environmental compromise. Don't just add an input; upgrade your entire production system.

Build stronger plants by increasing root mass, thereby helping them take up more water and nutrients from the soil.

Maintain and even increase yields while reducing nitrogen leaching and reliance on conventional fertilizers

Improve plant-microbe interaction, promoting higher soil quality and fertility.
Our use cases
Increase nodulation and efficient nitrogen fixation for strong early establishment.
Deliver more uniform tuber size and higher marketable yield from the start.
Higher yields with less fertilizer through efficient nitrogen use and early establishment.
Faster establishment and stronger seedlings for higher survival in forests.
Reduce time and deliver better plants without nitrogen leaching.
Increase plant height and accelerate canopy closure.
Work with biology, not against it
Biostimulants, like Arginex Soy (previously known as Arevo Booster), give us the opportunity to support crop germination and yield while reducing the amount of chemical fertilizer needed. This saves time and money for individual farmers while simultaneously improving soil health and promoting more sustainable farming practices.
"The seedlings planted with Arevo in the spring already looked stronger and more robust after just several months."
"After the first growing season, the root system has become more robust. The plants treated with Arevo have continued to grow stronger year after year compared to the untreated plants."
"There will be better regeneration with higher survival. And it grows faster. "
"I've used it on pine, larch, spruce and contorta and see a clear increase in growth, compared to the other plants."
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