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Bio&Gen
Bagaces, Guanacaste
A site for Bio&Gen, an agricultural biotechnology company in Bagaces, Guanacaste, that produces microbial consortia in its biofactory and supports growers from soil diagnosis to field application. The site organizes the client's own argument, from climate change to soil biology, with the hierarchy of a technical bulletin: the diagnosis-and-biologicals system, field evidence from its own material, a technical catalog without prices, and the scientific authority of its director, all in a formal register.
Field results with the client's own evidence
The signature section rebuilds the before-and-after of a ricefield in Upala from the client's Instagram post, with its date and original caption. Next to it, a drought-tolerance trial goes from a flat infographic to readable HTML: conditions, treatment versus control, and the two results exactly as published, with the original sheet one tap away. No percentages, no promises: the site lets the material speak.
Diagnosis and biologicals, told as one system
Instead of two competing service lists, 'The system' joins listening to the soil with producing the biological it lacks, and a photo band follows the chain: fermentation, lab, field application. A three-step process, consultation, diagnosis, and guided application, answers the grower's real question first: does it apply to my crop?
A technical catalog without prices, each sheet to its own inquiry
Four product sheets typeset from the client's labels, with application method, presentations from 1 to 200 liters, and formulation codes, plus three services with real photos: mobile-lab diagnosis, biofactory construction, and grower training. Each sheet has its own WhatsApp button, so the inquiry starts already on the right product.