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Research and development at Multikraft
All good things need sound foundations. Since the mid-1980s we have been working on the use of microorganisms as an alternative to conventional agricultural systems. Our initial breakthrough came in 1986 with the launch of the world’s first animal feed without antibiotic growth promoters, which is just as effective and affordable for farmers as conventional feeds.
In the years since, we have developed our range of solutions and applied for many patents for different microorganism cultures and their effects.
All good things need sound foundations. Since the mid-1980s we have been working on the use of microorganisms as an alternative to conventional agricultural systems. Our initial breakthrough came in 1986 with the launch of the world’s first animal feed without antibiotic growth promoters, which is just as effective and affordable for farmers as conventional feeds.
In the years since, we have developed our range of solutions and applied for many patents for different microorganism cultures and their effects.
In our in-house microbiology lab, where our products are developed and our quality assurance processes take place, microbiologists, agricultural IPM (integrated pest management) experts and production specialists lay the foundations for our success.
Together with our independent external research partners in Scotland, England and Japan, we are developing tomorrow’s products today. By carrying out comprehensive tests under laboratory conditions and in real-life settings, we can constantly improve the efficiency of our microbiological products and prepare them for future challenges in order to fulfil our mission of protecting the environment and reducing the use of pesticides and antibiotics.
As a result, we can guarantee that our products meet the highest standards of quality and that we live up to our claim to be a leading biotechnology company.
Our research partners
