Phosphate Super Yield Formulation made as per FCO 1965 schedule | [1ee clause 2h) and (q) part (4) Phosphate Solubilluring Bacteria
Storage: Store in cool  dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
1. Phosphorus is an important plant nutrient, which is applied in soil in the from of phosphatic fertilizer, at the time of soll application some quantity of applied phosphorus gets fixed in the soil & becomes insoluble in water which can’t the use by plant roots.
Phosphate Super Yield: is having an effective cell mass of beneficial soil microb which s secretes certain organic acids in the soill (Citric acid,Fumaric acid, Tartaric acid, Malic acid and Alpha Ketolutari acid) and converts ts insoluble phosphorus into soluble from and make it available to plant
2. Phosphate Super Yield: as soil application makes plant roots strong and help in plant growth & development.
3. Promotes flowering fruitselting and their growth.
Advantage or Phosphate Super Yield Application:
1. Fixed phosphorus in soil is made available to the plants.
2. dropping
3. Minimizes crop wise recommended phosphatic fertilizer doses.
4. Improves water retention capacity of soil
5. Better quality and higher crop yield
6. Improves soil health in saline soila
7. Helps plant growth to improve tolerance against diseases and pests.
Dose: 4.0kg per acre Method of Application Phosphate Super Yield can be broadcasted in the field during final land preparation or in standing crop within 45 days of sowing/transplanting). For better result and uniform broadcasting. It should be mixed with minimum 200kg weil decompose Farm Yard Manure Vermicompost or soul of same field Ather broadcasting, ightiigations to be given. Production of healthy seedling/saplings.
Recommended Crops: For all crops
Precaution: In case of ingestion, drink water. If abdominal discomfort Occurs please consult your physician in case of contact with skin wash with soap and water. In case of contact with eyes flush [for 30 seconds with water. In case of spill, flush the area with water and consult local regulation concerning the disposal of soil inoculums