Farming

If straw tying up nitrogen is slowing drilling, speed residue breakdown with BactoRol Plus and support soil biology with BactoSoil Balance. You’ll cut slug pressure, keep seed – soil contact clean, protect early N, and see faster, more even emergence.

Want to reduce nitrogen fertiliser use without risking yield? Weather swings drive nitrate leaching and ammonia volatilisation, so NUE dips. BactoRol Nitrogen (Azotobacter + Bacillus) and BactoStym steady in-season supply and uptake; consequently you trim bagged N, cut rework and keep protein on target.

Phosphorus lock-up in soil leaves you with high indices but slow starts. Mobilise bound P with BactoFos (phosphate-solubilising bacteria) and extend root reach with Rhizo Forte (mycorrhiza) so roots thicken, tillers rise and emergency phosphate passes fall, keeping early vigour on track.

When cold snap crop damage and dry start crops stall emergence, buffer stress with BactoStym and BactoSoil Balance to keep roots pushing, even up leaf stages, and prevent slow crop growth after drilling, so timings and yield potential stay on track.

Soil compaction in fields leads to capping, ponding and late drilling; as a result, passes and diesel climb while roots stay shallow. Rebuild structure with targeted biology and simple field tests (VESS, infiltration) to improve infiltration, deepen roots and reduce rework across the season.

Slurry odour complaints can turn every spreading day into stress. By liquefying solids, calming foam and following a simple monthly routine, you’ll spread more evenly, cut smell at source, tidy your logs and make NVZ inspections easier.

If your slurry store is full and more rain is coming, you don’t always need new concrete. Instead, liquefy settled solids and calm foam to recover headroom fast, so agitation runs quicker, diesel use drops, odour eases, and compliance gets simpler.

Slurry tank foaming and crust turn agitation day into overtime. By using targeted microbes to liquefy solids and stabilise foam, agitation runs faster, diesel use drops, odour calms, and pumping becomes predictable.

Rhizobium bacteria are natural nitrogen fixers that live in legume roots and help crops grow without synthetic fertilisers. Discover how these microbes boost yields, improve soil, and support regenerative farming, while learning why managing soil conditions is key to their success.