INOCULANT LAB STD TREATS 100KG AGRIMIX GRP J
Delivers rhizobia for effective nodulation.
Enhance nitrogen-fixation.
Improves plant performance, dry matter and yield.
Assists post crop soil nitrate.
Australia’s tried, true and proven peat inoculant.
Benefits:
Cost effective and reliable.
Free nitrogen.
Improves cereals plant performance when grown after legume crops, with improved yields and protein.
Number of application methods, the two most common are slurry seed treatment and water injection.
Peat carrier contains moisture and nutrients to help the rhizobium bacteria thrive and improves survival.
Approved by AIRG ‘green tick logo’, Quality assurance for the highest quality legume inoculants.
Recommended strains have been selected for the most productive plant growth and “N” fixing capabilities.
How to Apply:
For optimal performance sow treated seed within 6 hrs of inoculation and no later than 24 hrs after seed treatment, into a moist soil profile.
Mixing Ratios for Slurry Method:
Standard Pack 1L water
Jumbo Pack 4–5L water
Mega Pack 8–10L water
Slurry Inoculation Method:
Select correct group type for the legume seed being sown.
Prepare a slurry by mixing the entire contents of this pack with cool, clean, non-chlorinated water.
Stir to ensure that inoculant is thoroughly dispersed.
Apply this slurry over the correct weight of seed and mix until all seeds are coated.
For mixing, run seed and inoculant slurry up an auger.
Liquid Injection Method:
Select correct group type for the legume seed being sown.
Place NoduleN into a porous bag (ie calico bag, stocking) to help reduce blockages.
Suspend bag within the tank while filling with cool, clean, non-chlorinated water.
To help prevent blockages, ensure filters are 80 mesh or coarser.
Apply solution at 50 – 100L per hectare.
Ideally, the solution should be in contact with the seed at sowing.
Common Questions
What does this inoculant do?
This inoculant delivers rhizobia to help legume crops fix nitrogen effectively. It enhances nodulation, improves plant performance, dry matter and yield, and assists post-crop soil nitrate levels. It's also proven to improve cereals grown after legume crops, with better yields and protein.
How do I apply it?
There are two common methods: slurry seed treatment or water injection. For slurry, mix the entire pack contents with cool, clean, non-chlorinated water (the amount depends on your pack size — check the label), then coat your seed thoroughly. For liquid injection, place the inoculant in a porous bag, suspend it in the tank while filling with water, and apply at the rate specified on the label. Either way, sow treated seed within 6 hours of inoculation and no later than 24 hours after treatment, into moist soil for best results.
What's the peat carrier for?
The peat carrier contains moisture and nutrients that help the rhizobium bacteria survive and thrive, making the inoculant more reliable and cost-effective.
Is this quality-assured?
Yes. It's approved by AIRG with the 'green tick logo', which is a quality assurance mark for the highest quality legume inoculants. The recommended strains have been selected for the most productive plant growth and nitrogen-fixing capabilities.
Do you ship this product Australia-wide?
Yes, this product ships Australia-wide via Australia Post or road courier. Select your preferred shipping method at checkout.
Can I Click & Collect from Gympie?
Yes — Click & Collect is available from our store at 55 Tozer St, Gympie. Open Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Sat 8am–12pm. Click & Collect is FREE on orders of $175 or more, or a flat $10 on orders under $175. Select Click & Collect at checkout and we will have your order ready.