We’re proud to share that GroPro has been recognized by Agri Business Review as a Top Biopesticides Solutions 2026 company.
This recognition is an important milestone for our team and reflects the work we’re doing to advance naturally derived chemistry for modern agriculture. The recognition was determined through an editorial process incorporating independent research, subscriber nominations, and industry input, with consideration given to agricultural productivity, alignment with farming operations, and industry adoption.
At GroPro, we believe the future of agricultural innovation is not simply about choosing between natural and conventional chemistry. It is about engineering natural chemistry to deliver the consistency, reliability, and performance that growers expect from modern agricultural technologies.
Naturally derived materials have demonstrated significant biological potential, but bringing that potential to the field can involve challenges such as stability, oxidation, UV degradation, volatility, inconsistent raw materials, and limited residual activity. GroPro’s approach is focused on overcoming these limitations through science, formulation, and engineering.
Our two proprietary technology platforms, AMPx® and Matrix™, support this approach. AMPx® focuses on the discovery, characterization, and engineering of natural materials, while Matrix™ is designed to improve areas including stability, delivery, controlled release, residual performance, and field consistency.
Importantly, innovation does not stop in the laboratory. GroPro technologies progress through laboratory research, greenhouse development, replicated field trials, university collaborations, independent testing, consultant evaluations, distributor demonstrations, and commercial grower validation before commercialization.
We’re proud to have this work recognized by Agri Business Review, and we’re grateful to the researchers, growers, partners, and team members who continue to help move our technology forward.
Nature has already created extraordinary chemistry. We’re engineering it for the future of agriculture.