Rhizobofit

A biological nitrogen accumulator for legumes

Unlike synthetic growth regulators that rely on short-term hormonal spikes, Rhizobophyt focuses on long-term symbiosis. Developed by the Institute of Agricultural Microbiology of the UAAS, this product uses live strains of nodule bacteria that colonize the root system. This turns the plant into a natural nitrogen fertilizer factory, significantly reducing the reliance on expensive chemical inputs.

Technical advantage of the paste formula

The product comes in a paste form, providing a distinct edge over powder-based alternatives. Its viscous consistency ensures superior adhesion to the seed coat, creating a dense bacterial colony in the rhizosphere immediately upon germination. This precise placement is crucial for the early development of sensitive crops like soybeans, lentils, and clover.

Performance and best practices

• Strengths: High concentration of viable cells, proven efficacy under Ukrainian soil conditions, and low toxicity (Hazard Class 4), allowing for safer handling during planting seasons.
• Limitations: Being a biological product, Rhizobophyt requires strict temperature control during storage. Exposure to direct sunlight during seed treatment must be avoided to ensure the viability of the microorganisms.

Who is this for? Rhizobophyt is the optimal choice for farmers committed to sustainable agriculture who want to lower production costs without sacrificing yield. By providing a vigorous immune start, it acts as a low-cost insurance policy for your crops, ensuring maximum potential for your harvest from the very first days of growth.