Release phosphorus contained in the soil
Discover the power of FosfoPower and improve the efficiency of fertilisation with phosphate mineral fertilisers.
FosfoPower is a bacterial fertiliser formulation containing selected strains of PSB (Phosphorus Solubilising Bacteria), which effectively dissolves poorly available forms of phosphorus from both organic and inorganic resources in the soil.
The bacterial strains contained in FosfoPower produce, among other things, organic acids and enzymes that release phosphorus from sources that are not available to plants. Plants are able to uptake the excess phosphorus generated by these processes.
At a dose of 100 g/ha, FosfoPower allows up to 45 kg P2O5/ha to be released and made available to the plants!
FosfoPower:
FosfoPower was awarded the jury award in the Innovative Agricultural Product 2022 poll in the category of soil conditioners, growth stimulants and crop support products
100 g
45 kg
P2O5
Field crops: pre-sowing as a soil spray; during the vegetation season: after sowing, after emergence, at the tillering stage, during spring after the start of vegetation as a foliar spray.
Orchards and berry gardens: with the start of spring vegetation as a spray, in the herbicide strip.
Vegetables: pre-sowing or before planting as a soil spray; at any stage of active growth as a foliar spray.
Application
spraying
Preparation quantity
100 g/ha
Water quantity
200-400 l
CompositionThe preparation contains selected PSB bacterial strains with a high concentration of not less than 1 x 109 ufc/g |
Important informationFor maximum effectiveness, the preparation should be applied in the late afternoon or evening. A very good effect is obtained by applying the product when there is high humidity in the air, e.g. before rainfall. Before adding to the spray tank, we recommend dissolving the product in water first (1 kg/10 l of water) and mixing the solution. |
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For winter crops, FosfoPower can be applied in autumn – pre-sowing, pre-emergence or in early growth periods. We recommend repeating the treatment at the beginning of the spring growth period.
For spring crops, we recommend a pre-sowing treatment, with possible re-application e.g. with a herbicide treatment in maize, sugar beet, and vegetables (BBCH 14-16).
Frost temporarily inhibits the solubilisation process, however, it does not cause the death of the bacteria contained in FosfoPower.
The product consists of PSB (phosphorus-solubilising bacteria) from the Bacillus and Pseudomonas genus with a concentration of no less than niż 1x10^9 jtk/g of preparation.
FosfoPower can be used in combination with herbicides, insecticides, foliar fertilisers, UANs and selected fungicides. A list of possible combinations is available from Procam agronomists and Bio-Lider advisors.
Yes, the research we conducted showed that FosfoPower can be added to UAN.
FosfoPower is a supplement to mineral fertilisation.
FosfoPower can be used over a wide pH range, but the best results will be obtained at a pH no lower than niż 5-5,5.
Our research has confirmed that FosfoPower is also effective on soils with a high and very high content of available phosphorus, in addition to influencing the efficiency of phosphorus absorption from conventional phosphorus fertilisers.
We assume that FosfoPower can make available an average of 40-45 kg P2O5/ha.
Yes, FosfoPower is compatible with all Bio-Lider products.
We recommend 1–2 treatments during the vegetation season, depending on the crop.
The answer is the same as in question 9. We assume that FosfoPower can make available an average of 40-45 kg P2O5/ha.
The release of phosphorus by PSB bacteria is a continuous process. Under optimum conditions for bacterial growth, this process can begin after 72 hours and progress over the following weeks. To monitor the effects, it is worth paying attention to the plant habitus and checking the content of P2O5 available to the plants.
The solubilisation process carried out by PSB bacteria takes place in the soil, so as many micro-organisms as possible must enter the soil environment with the spray.
For winter crops, FosfoPower can be applied in autumn – pre-sowing, pre-emergence or in early growth periods. We recommend repeating the treatment at the beginning of the spring growth period.
For spring crops, we recommend a pre-sowing treatment, with possible re-application e.g. with a herbicide treatment in maize, sugar beet, and vegetables (BBCH 14-16).
Frost temporarily inhibits the solubilisation process, however, it does not cause the death of the bacteria contained in FosfoPower.
The product consists of PSB (phosphorus-solubilising bacteria) from the Bacillus and Pseudomonas genus with a concentration of no less than niż 1x10^9 jtk/g of preparation.
FosfoPower can be used in combination with herbicides, insecticides, foliar fertilisers, UANs and selected fungicides. A list of possible combinations is available from Procam agronomists and Bio-Lider advisors.
Yes, the research we conducted showed that FosfoPower can be added to UAN.
FosfoPower is a supplement to mineral fertilisation.
FosfoPower can be used over a wide pH range, but the best results will be obtained at a pH no lower than niż 5-5,5.
Our research has confirmed that FosfoPower is also effective on soils with a high and very high content of available phosphorus, in addition to influencing the efficiency of phosphorus absorption from conventional phosphorus fertilisers.
We assume that FosfoPower can make available an average of 40-45 kg P2O5/ha.
Yes, FosfoPower is compatible with all Bio-Lider products.
We recommend 1–2 treatments during the vegetation season, depending on the crop.
The answer is the same as in question 9. We assume that FosfoPower can make available an average of 40-45 kg P2O5/ha.
The release of phosphorus by PSB bacteria is a continuous process. Under optimum conditions for bacterial growth, this process can begin after 72 hours and progress over the following weeks. To monitor the effects, it is worth paying attention to the plant habitus and checking the content of P2O5 available to the plants.
The solubilisation process carried out by PSB bacteria takes place in the soil, so as many micro-organisms as possible must enter the soil environment with the spray.