THOHIRA FOR AGRICULTURE

Biology at the roots of better farming.

Explore beneficial microorganisms and biological processes for organic crop production.

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Soil and crop systems

Thohira brings microbial biotechnology into the conversation about soil, crops and organic production. Start with the crop, growing medium and cultivation programme to identify an appropriate biological approach.

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Biological ingredients

Thohira microorganisms and biologics can form part of a product formulation. The product label identifies its intended crop application, preparation and use.

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Technology in production

Thohira also connects biological knowledge with how agricultural products are developed or produced. This technology connection is represented by the Thohira mark.

Let’s talk about agriculture.

Tell us about your crop and cultivation programme.

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The Thohira technologyMicroorganisms, biologics and biological processes.Thohira applicationsExplore all four sectors.AgricultureExplore beneficial microorganisms and biological processes for organic crop production.AquacultureDiscover the connection between synbiotics, aquatic feed and university research.RuminantsExplore microbial and biological approaches for cattle, goats and sheep.PoultryConnect beneficial biology with poultry ingredients and feeding programmes.The Thohira markThe technology behind a product.Our UPM originsScience from Universiti Putra Malaysia.Our inventorsProf. Shuhaimi Mustafa and Dr. Akhmal.Connect with ThohiraEnquiries and collaborations.

Media credits

Background film: an original 3D animation of moving microorganisms, created for Thohira. Matte textured cell envelopes, gently curved forms, dividing cells and varied swimming and drifting movements illustrate the biological technology theme in dark emerald light.

The animation is a conceptual visualisation, not microscopy footage of a particular Thohira strain.

Thohira wordmark: original brand artwork supplied by Thohira. Inventor portraits: Novoklon. Full-colour university logo and application photographs: Halways.

Priority-card imagery: AI-generated conceptual scenes of crops with livestock, rice with poultry, and farmland beside forest and water. These are illustrative scenes, not photographs of a specific Thohira farm.

Typography: Nunito Sans, used under the SIL Open Font License.