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What are some good bacterial innoculants to compete with fungi ? Thanks Dave

3/20/2011 5:15:00 PM

Www.extremepumpkinstore.com

Dave,
We will be introducing BioNutrients™
The secret lies in BioNutrients™ rich organic base. It contains three species of rhizosphere bacillus (Bsubtilis, B. megaterium and B. licheniformis), which together produce four very effective enzymes that operate at a very wide temperature range (38 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit).
BioNutrients™ also includes wild cultures of yeast and all the extras that allow the beneficial microbes to successfully colonize soil and enhance root growth. The microbial activity also neutralizes soil salts.
Acting like a flu shot for crops, BioNutrients™ puts natural biostimulants and billions of advantageous bacteria in the soil. Together these improve overall plant health, increase root length, improve bloom and fruit set, and make crops better able to withstand various environmental and disease stresses.
An 8oz packet can be dissolved in 50-100 gallons of water to treat 1 acre, or 1 tbls in a gallon of water for smaller crops such as ours.
The best part...it is very affordable!
Shoot me an email if you are interested.

3/21/2011 8:56:51 AM

Owensboro, Ky.

Tom..."will be"? Any idea, when? Peace, Wayne
PS...also, thanks for making rootshield available in small quantities...!!!

3/22/2011 2:33:31 AM

Colorado

Tom is that a rti product.At niagara rti was talking about a compost tea innoculant(insted of worm casings/compost). I havent seen that product available.

3/24/2011 1:36:51 PM