Max Soil Care
Bio Fertilizer (Azospirillium)
The bacteria in Soil Care (Azospirillium) are an associative symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacterium, having higher Nitrogen fixing potential. It is known to fix the considerable quantity of nitrogen in the range of 20-40kgs nitrogen per hectare in the rhizosphere in non-leguminous plants such as cereals, millets oilseeds, cotton etc. The efficiency of Max Soil Care as a bio-fertilizer has increased because of its ability to induce abundant roots in crops considerable quantity of nitrogen fertilizer up to 20-30% can be saved by the use of Max Soil Care.
Azospirillium in Max Soil Care synthesizes considerable amount of biologically active substances like Giberellium Nicotinic Acid, Indole Acetic Acid and Vitamins. All these natural hormones/chemicals help the plants in better germination, early emergence and better root development.
Max Soil Care also promotes an early tillering reproductive growth i.e. floral growth and increases the filling rate of grains. Max Soil Care increases the grain yield by more than 25 percent.
Advantages of Max Soil Care
· Max Soil Care can fix 30-50kg of nitrogen per hectare in one crop season and can leave behind substantial quantities of nitrogen in soil for succeeding crop.
· Max Soil Care produces growth promoting substance like IAA, GA, Cytokinins and Vitamins which have beneficial effects on crop growth.
· Max Soil Care can increase yield up to 20-30%.
Application Method:-
Max Soil Care can be used as soil application in nursery and minefield.
For Nursery: Mix 2Kgs of Max Soil Care in 10kgs of FYM or vermicompost and broadcast in the nursery area required for an acre main filled.
Soil Application: Mix 5Kgs of Max Soil Care in 15-20kgs of FYM or vermicompost and broadcast one acre.
For Seed Treatment: 4-5gms of Max Soil Care sufficient for 1kg of seed.
For Root Dipping: Make a solution of 5 gms Max Soil Care in 10Litre of water and dip the crop roots for 3-4 minutes and transplant.
Precaution: Max Soil Care should not be mixed with insecticides, fungicides or weedicides.
For seed treatment it should be treated lastly.
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