• Liquid Biofertiliser
• Useful In All Legume Crops Only

There are a number of micro-organisms that help plants to absorb nutrients. Rhizobium is an effective soil bacteria that fixes the atmospheric nitrogen in leguminous plants like Bengal gram, green gram, red gram, cowpea, soybean, etc. Since rhizobium cannot fix nitrogen independently, it makes a symbiotic association with plants by attaching itself to the roots of the leguminous plants and produce nodules. These nodules then fix the atmospheric nitrogen in the soil and convert it into ammonia which is absorbed by the legumes for its better yield and growth.

Benefits

• Use of rhizobium increase the availability of nitrogen (50 to 100 kg per hectare) to crops

• Gives a 25 to 35 percent increase in yield
• Saves up to 100 to 200 kg urea per hectare
• Adds nitrogen to the soil.
• Helps in increased plant growth.
• It exudes some allelochemicals that helps in resistance against various pests.
• Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.

Applicability on crops

• Seed Treatment
  • Take 250 ml of liquid biofertilizer & make solution in 2-3 liters of water.
  • Mix this solution slowly with 50-60 kg of seed by hand, so that a homogenous layer should evenly mix on all the seeds
  • After drying under the shed, sow the seed as early as possible.
  Root Treatment
  • This method is useful in transplanting crops.
  • Take 250 ml liquid biofertiliser and make the solution in 4-5 liters of water.
  • Dip the required seedlings in this solution for 20-30 minutes before planting.
  • Transplant the treated seedlings as early as possible.
  Soil Treatment
  • 300-400 ml liquid biofertilizer is required for 1-acre area.
  • Mix well with 300-400ml liquid biofertilizer with 50-100 kg of soil/sand/compost.
  • Spread this mixer homogeneously in the field before the last ploughing or before 24 hours of sowing