Brandt will distribute over 500 free kits of its bio-stimulant InVigo® among farmers in Spain. The programme will run from 1 November 2026 to 30 June 2027.
Brandt will give away more than 500 kits of InVigo® to farmers in Spain, as reported by Diario de Sevilla. The initiative, called Reto InVigo, will take place from 1 November 2026 to 30 June 2027.
The company states that the product has just obtained European registration no. 27829, making it the only non-microbial plant bio-stimulant in the CFP 6(B) category with this recognition. According to Brandt, its formulation combines AATC, proline, essential micronutrients, and Manni-Plex® technology, and is intended for crops subjected to drought, salinity, extreme temperatures, or transplant stress.
To participate, farmers must register on the website retoinvigo.com, indicate their crop, and choose their usual distributor as the delivery point. Those without a distributor can request the kit to be sent to their home. The material will arrive within 7 to 10 days from 1 November.
Each kit includes two one-litre containers of InVigo®, an agronomic protocol tailored to each crop, and a unique participation code. A virtual assistant via WhatsApp will support participants throughout the trial. To complete the challenge, they must send a photograph before applying the product, follow the protocol, and submit a final photograph at the end of the crop, along with the requested information.
Those who validate the challenge will receive a digital certificate, a sticker for their tractor or farm, and a pair of sunglasses. Among them, the three participants with the best follow-up will receive a gift voucher of €1,500 redeemable with their distributor. The farmer whose case holds the most value, due to the usefulness of their comments, photographs, and videos, will win a trip to the United States to visit Brandt's headquarters with their distributor.
Brandt presented the programme at Fruit Attraction, where farmers were able to sign up during the fair days. The event was hosted by José Antonio Arcos, director of El Agro Auténtico, and featured the participation of Enrique Sánchez, a farmer and ambassador of the challenge in Almería, and agro-influencer Germán Fernández, who will act as a model farmer.
The company notes that the quantity and quality of the information shared will weigh in the final assessment. The more data participants provide about the crop's progress, the better their chances of winning prizes.
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