Ordering Inoculants

For soya, inoculation is inevitable when growing the crop for the first time on a field and much recommended even after several times of growing soya.

LiquiFix 120 for pre-treatment up to 120 days before planting on demand.

For lupin, inoculation is inevitalbe when growing the crop for the first time on a field. After repeated cultivation on a field in some locations inoculation shows little or no effect any more, in others it clearly does. This depends on the soil (pH etc.). A simple practice trial can help to decide.

LiquiFix 120 for pre-treatment up to 120 days before planting on demand.

For chickpeas, inoculation is inevitable when growing the crop for the first time on a field and much recommended even after several times of growing chickpeas.

For lucerne, due to the rather long time from one production to the next, inoculation is generally recommended.

Faba, Vetch, Lentil and pea all need the same rhizobia variety: Rhizobacterium leguminosarum. It is well established in most soils across central Europe. Yet on some sites inoculation has a good effect - a little practice trial can help to tell.

For pea we offer a separate inoculant made with a strain of Rhizobacterium leguminosarum especially selected for maximum efficiency in peas.

Faba, Vetch, Lentil and pea all need the same rhizobia variety: Rhizobacterium leguminosarum. It is well established in most soils across central Europe. Yet on some sites inoculation has a good effect - a little practice trial can help to tell.

For pea we offer a separate inoculant made with a strain of Rhizobacterium leguminosarum especially selected for maximum efficiency in peas.

The few peanut pioneers report they have very good results from inoculating this fascinating crop.

Phaseolum inoculation often shows a good effect, yet in some locations the specific rhizobia strains seem to be well established in the soil already. Try it out!

Organic inputs listing is still in progress!
Colour to mix with liquid inoculant. For easy check if inoculant distribution on seed is nice and even. Allows easier seeder control in the furrow.

Not permitted for use in organic farming!
Molybdenum is a key element in biological N-fixation of all legumes. In areas of molybednum-deficiency as well as in dry periods MolyFix can be very beneficial for nodule formation. To be mixed with inoculant prior to application on seed.
Here you find more detailled informations from the manufacturer.

Listed for organic farming in the EU.
Liquid bacterial formulation for increased plant vitality. Based of different bacillus strains, it is being mixed with the seed like rhizobial inoculants.
Myself, so far I have little experience with this product. According to the manufacturer, it can considerably increase root growth and drought- and stress-tolerance, mostly in crops like soya, pea, cereals and grasses. Here you find more detailled informations from the manufacturer.