Photobiology as a
driver of innovation in
crop genetics

At BEAM CropTech, we are pioneering in agricultural biotechnology

By leveraging advancements in photobiology, we have revolutionized crop genetics quickly and effectively. We focus on enhancing the physiological processes of plants through the use of light-responsive genes, all of which are present in their original genome. This way, we achieve highly efficient crops that respond better and utilize sunlight more effectively. This innovative strategy not only increases productivity but also promotes sustainable practices, aligning us with the future of agriculture. At BEAM CropTech, we remain committed to a responsible approach that benefits both farmers and the environment.

Implications for agriculture and beyond

Food security SDG 2

BEAM CropTech is aligned with SDG 2, which aims to ensure food security. To achieve this, we improve crop genetics, increasing yields on already cultivated acres. In this way, we boost production, enabling more food to be produced on existing farmland.

Climate change
adaptation SDG 13

BEAM CropTech contributes to the achievement of SDG 13, which focuses on climate action, by developing technologies that enable cultivation in water-scarce soils. This innovation revitalizes unproductive land and promotes sustainable agricultural practices, allowing agriculture to effectively address the challenges of climate change.

Agricultural
Innovation SDG 9

BEAM CropTech supports SDG 9, which promotes industrial innovation, through the development of biotechnological solutions for crops. These innovations are validated by a patent and backed by a solid scientific foundation, thus transforming agriculture towards the future.

Agricultural
sustainability SDG 12

BEAM CropTech aligns with SDG 12, which promotes responsible production, by developing crops that maximize CO2 absorption, improve resistance to pathogens, and reduce the need for pesticides.

What makes us different?

TECHNOLOGY

The Future of PHOTOSYNTER

PHOTOSYNTER represents a first step towards a more sustainable and productive agriculture. However, there is still much research and development to do.

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