Specification :

• BaseGranule
• Viable cell countCFU minimum 5 x 10⁷  cell/g
• Contamination levelNo contamination at 10⁵ dilution
• pH5.0 – 7.0
• Efficiency character : Should show effective nodulation on all the species listed on the packet and there should be minimum of 25% increase in dry matter yield in test plant, after 25 days after sowing (DAS) when tested as per the method given under controlled condition.

Benefits :

1. Nitrogen fixation: Rhizobium bacteria have the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen, converting it into ammonia that can be utilized by leguminous plants. This reduces the reliance on synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, saving costs and reducing environmental pollution.
2. Enhanced plant growth: The symbiotic relationship between Rhizobium and leguminous plants leads to increased plant growth and yield. The fixed nitrogen supplied by the bacteria promotes vigorous vegetative growth, improved root development, and overall plant health.
3. Improved soil fertility: The process of nitrogen fixation by Rhizobium results in the accumulation of fixed nitrogen in the soil. This not only benefits the associated leguminous plants but also provides a nutrient source for other non-leguminous plants in the vicinity, improving overall soil fertility.
4. Reduce environmental impact: By reducing the use of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, which can contribute to environmental issues such as water pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, the use of Rhizobium promotes sustainable agricultural practices and reduces the environmental impact of farming
5. Lower cost input: Incorporating Rhizobium in agricultural practices can lead to cost savings for farmers. As the bacteria fix nitrogen from the air, it eliminates or reduces the need for nitrogenous fertilizers, which can be expensive.
6. Disease suppression: Rhizobium bacteria have been found to possess biological control properties, suppressing the growth of certain plant pathogens. This can help in reducing the occurrence and severity of plant diseases, enhancing crop health, and reducing the need for chemical pesticides.
7. Drought tolerance: Rhizobium can enhance a plant’s tolerance to drought stress due to its ability to improve root development. The symbiotic association between Rhizobium and legumes can result in increased water and nutrient uptake efficiency, helping plants withstand periods of water scarcity.

Recommended Crops :

1. Gram, lentil , pea, pigeon pea, Soyabean, green gram, black gram , ground nut etc.

Recommended application :

1. Soil application

Dosage :

1. 50–100 liters kg / acre

Packing : 50 Kgs HDPE Bags