Agriculture

How It Works

How Mycorrhizae Support Crop Success

Mycorrhizal fungi form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, creating extensive underground networks that revolutionize agricultural productivity. These beneficial microorganisms colonize root systems and extend far beyond the plant's natural reach through thread-like structures called hyphae.

This partnership dramatically improves nutrient uptake, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen, while dramatically enhancing water absorption capacity. The fungal networks also strengthen root systems, improve soil structure, and increase plant resilience against environmental stressors.

For large-scale farming operations, mycorrhizal inoculation translates to more robust crops, reduced fertilizer requirements, improved yields, and more sustainable agricultural practices that benefit both productivity and soil structure.

Key Grower Benefits

Discover how our agricultural solutions can transform your growing operation with these key benefits.

Better Phosphorus Uptake

Unlock phosphorus from soil reserves through enhanced mycorrhizal networks. Our bio-stimulants increase nutrient availability dramatically, helping plants access previously unavailable phosphorus compounds in your soil for stronger growth and higher yields.

Stronger Root Systems

Develop robust, extensive root networks that penetrate deeper into soil profiles. Enhanced root mass increases water and nutrient absorption capacity while improving plant resilience against drought stress and environmental challenges.

Lower Fertilizer Inputs

Reduce synthetic fertilizer dependency through biological nutrient cycling. Our products enhance soil microbiology to naturally release nutrients, cutting input costs while maintaining or improving crop performance and soil resiliance.

Banded with Seed or In-Furrow

Apply directly in the seed furrow during planting or as a side-dress application. This places mycorrhizae in direct contact with emerging roots for optimal colonization and early benefits, ensuring the fungi can quickly establish connections with developing root systems.

Irrigation Application

Apply through drip irrigation or overhead systems. Water-soluble formulations can be injected into irrigation systems to distribute mycorrhizae throughout the root zone, providing even coverage across your growing area.

Transplant Dip or Drench

For transplants, dip bare roots in a mycorrhizal solution before planting or apply as a soil drench immediately after transplanting to encourage rapid colonization. This method is especially effective for nursery stock, vegetables, and ornamental plants.

Important Application Notes

Maintain adequate soil moisture after application to support mycorrhizal growth. Ensure spores comes in close contact with roots. For best results, allow 2-4 weeks for colonization before expecting visible benefits.