Prospective analysis of agricultural bioinoculants in Colombia: an expert consultation

Prospective analysis of agricultural bioinoculants in Colombia: an expert consultation

Diana Corina Zambrano Moreno, Ruth Rebeca Bonilla Buitrago, Laura Avellaneda, Gregorio Zambrano

Productivity and sustainability of agriculture in Colombia can be influenced positively through the use of biodiversity for the production of bioinoculants. They were analyzed in the medium and long term, the future scenarios generated by the regulations involved in the technological advancement of bio-products through the application of a Delphi survey, with the participation of 23 experts in bio-products, taking into account the three dimensions sustainable development. Based on this study, it was found that 65% of the experts believe that the impact of innovation and technological development of the use of bio- products in agricultural production, has a high economic impact with a significant level of agreement (≥0.05). Additionally, 65% selected as the best scenario, in which conditions that promote greater development, access and application of bio-products, so that the rate of adoption of technology is increased by the producers to make. In conclusion, beyond the level of technological development is necessary to revise the legislative process for the marketing of bio-products, it was clear that the future success of the industry in the production of biological products depend on the management of innovative enterprises, efficient marketing thereof, education and transfer to producers and the progress of the investigation.

2015

Agricultura ecológica, Delphi method, Método Delphi, bacterias promotoras de crecimiento vegetal (PGPR), desarrollo sostenible, growth, organic farming, plant, promoting bacteria (PGPB), sustainable development

10.15446/rev.colomb.biote.v17n2.48472

Revista Colombiana de Biotecnología

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Biotechnology