Microplastic free treatment
Key benefit
Increases Source of Nitrogen
The symbiotic relationship between soil bacteria, collectively known as rhizobia, and legume roots generates nodules (a new differentiated special organ) that fix atmospheric nitrogen through the action of the nitrogenase enzyme.
Key benefit
Specific Strains for Specific Legumes
We selected specific strains for specific legumes resulting in higher Nitrogen fixation per hectare per year.
Key benefit
Improved Shelf Life (> 12 Months)
Because our Rhizobium strains are freeze-dried the bacteria are in fact “sleeping” which gives you a shelf life of more than a year. This makes it a very useful product for the farmer without the shelf life troubles.
Did you know that…
Legumes produce N-rich residues which are decomposed by soil organisms who release plant-available mineral N into the soil. When present in the soil Rhizobia bacteria have a big contribution to this cycle.
- Jelle Vriend - Sales Manager
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Why choose our Rhizobium Strains
Specific strains for specific legumes such as: Chickpea, Faba Bean, Mung Bean, Sub Clover, Lucerne, Lupin, Phaseolus.
For every legume the application rate is the same: only 1 vail per hectare. Which makes it easy applicable for the farmer.
With a shelf-life of more than a year it makes it a very useful product for the farmer.
Packaging option
- 5 GR
5 GR
Vial
For the treatment of 1 hectare
Bag
Bag
Purchase and pricing
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