The integration of biological products into the management of agricultural systems marks an important step for the future of agribusiness. In the pursuit of greater productivity coupled with more sustainable practices, the use of this type of input grows each year. According to a survey by FGVAgro, the area treated with bioinputs in Brazil grew by 50% in the 2023/2024 crop, compared to 2021/2022. Formulated from microorganisms that promote plant growth, optimize nutrient absorption, and offer protection against pests and pathogens, biological products have become established as strategic tools for increasing agricultural productivity, while reducing dependence on chemical inputs.