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January 08, 2024

Andermatt Canada and Cohort Wholesale have reached an agreement for Cohort Wholesale to distribute new Biopolin Pollination Enhancer in Canada.

 

For use in berries, tree fruit, canola, and other crops, Biopolin is sprayed on the crops during bloom and enhances pollinator activity in the crop leading to more flower visits.  As a result, farmers benefit from increased pollination and substantial increases in yield and quality. 

 

“Enhancing the pollination process is our final opportunity to increase our yield potential as a fruit grower. After pollination we must shift to playing defence, protecting the potential yield that develops from successful pollination,” observed Colin Smith, Andermatt Canada’s market and sales manager.

 

“We believe Biopolin is a great new tool for our grower customers,” noted Trevor Latta, Cohort Wholesale manager.  “It has the potential to change the way farmers think about their crops’ potential, and we are looking forward to introducing the product to them.”

 

Biopolin uses advanced microencapsulation technology which prevents rapid evaporation of the product after application while also releasing it gradually throughout the pollination period.  The pollination enhancement effect is consistent and extended throughout bloom. 

 

Biopolin is available to Canadian growers now.  In 2024, Cohort Wholesale will be working with horticulture growers and their crop input retailers across Canada to establish demonstration Biopolin demonstration sites.

 

For more information on Biopolin, please visit CohortWholesale.com or contact your local Cohort Wholesale representative.

 

Source: Cohort Wholesale January 8, 2024 news release

 

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Submitted by Karen Davidson on 8 January 2024