Nitrogen fixing
Rhizobium · Azotobacter · Azospirillum
Certain microbes support nitrogen-related processes. Rhizobium, for example, is crop-specific and commonly associated with compatible legumes.
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Feed the soil.
✳ The living soil series · 01
Feed the soil.
Grow with life.
Bio-fertilizers bring beneficial microorganisms into your crop nutrition plan—supporting a living, active root-zone.
●Soil-focused●Crop-specific choices●Guidance-led use
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🌱Root-zone care
BIOMicrobial support
Living soil✳Root-zone support✳Crop-specific microbes✳Thoughtful application✳
A quick introduction
01
What is a bio-fertilizer?
It is a product containing selected beneficial microorganisms. When the right organism is paired with a compatible crop and applied as directed, it can support nutrient availability and biological activity around the roots.
Bio-fertilizers are one part of a broader crop nutrition plan. Soil condition, crop type, weather and application method all matter, so product choice should be guided by the label and local agronomy advice.
🧬Selected microbes
🌿Root-zone focus
📋Label-led use
Field guide / microbial groups
A microbe for
every kind of work.
These are common categories, not a one-size-fits-all prescription. Check crop compatibility before choosing.
Phosphate solubilizing
PSB groups
Selected microorganisms can help make some forms of soil phosphorus more available near plant roots.
Potash mobilizing
KMB groups
These products are formulated with organisms used to support potassium availability in suitable soil and crop conditions.
Microbial consortia
Multiple compatible strains
Some formulations combine microbial groups. Compatibility, handling and application directions depend on the specific product.
Names describe broad microbial groups. Refer to the product label for the exact organisms and intended crops.
Before you apply
Three checks for a better fit.
Check 01
Your crop
Confirm the microbial group is suitable for the crop you are growing.
Check 02
Your soil
Consider soil conditions and testing advice when planning crop nutrition.
Check 03
The label
Follow the stated dose, application method, storage and precautions.
Good to know
Questions from the field.
Need advice on a specific crop or product? Contact our team for guidance.
Can one bio-fertilizer be used for all crops?+
Crop compatibility varies by product and microbial group. Check the label and ask for crop-specific advice.
Can I mix it with other farm inputs?+
Compatibility varies. Do not mix products unless the label or a qualified agronomist confirms it is suitable.
How should I store bio-fertilizers?+
Storage depends on the formulation. Follow the package directions and check the expiry date before use.
Let's talk about your field
Find a bio-fertilizer that fits.
Share your crop and growing needs with our team.