Bacto Team

It contains NSB, PSB, and KSB. Without bacteria in the soil, the availability of NPK through solubilization or stabilization is not possible for plants. Bacteria play a key role in making NPK, which is otherwise unavailable in the soil, accessible to plants. NPK is a primary requirement for plant growth and development.

Dosage

500 ml per acre

Application

Mix with sand, use as a drip application, or drenching method

Applicable For

Cotton, chili, paddy, pulses, vegetables, fruits, and all types of crops

Stage

At the initial stage of crop growth

More Details

Bacto Team provides 24 types of bacteria which multiplies and colonize the soil. These bacteria stimulates the processes which play role in nutrient availability (such as nitrogen fixation, ammonification) improving soil health (secretion of organic acid), disease resistance (Secretion of phytopathogenic compounds), tolerance to abiotic stresses (drought) and plant growth promotion (secretion of PGPRs).

Enhances the efficiency of all agricultural products when used together.
Improves speed, effectiveness, and longevity of crop responses.
Helps agrochemicals penetrate deeply into plant micro-cells.
Boosts natural immunity of plants against diseases.
Suitable for mixing with fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and micronutrients.
Promotes sustainable farming through reduced chemical usage.

Bacto Team dissolves nutrients in the soil, making them easily available to plants, thereby improving soil fertility and supporting crop growth.

No, since Bacto Team contains beneficial bacteria, it cannot be used with pesticides.

Yes, having adequate soil moisture is very important when using Bacto Team, as moisture helps increase the population of beneficial bacteria in the soil.

Since Bacto Team contains beneficial bacteria, it improves soil fertility and enhances nutrient availability, which contributes to better crop growth and development

Yes, Bacto Team is approved by Organic FCO and can be used as a substitute for chemical fertilizers in organic farming.