Friday, August 14, 2009
REJUVINATE YOUR LAWN WITH INOCULAID BENEFICIAL SOIL BACTERIA
Are you having problems maintaining a healthy lawn? Are bugs and fungus continuously attacking your lawn; and it doesn’t matter what you treat it with, nothing seems to work?
Sometimes over fertilizing and over applying pesticides can increase salt build up in the soil and kill beneficial microbes essential to nutrient transport and nitrogen fixation. In other words, your soil maybe sterile, and your turf weak and subject to constant pest onslaught.
One of the solutions is to apply Inoculaid, a new cocktail of beneficial bacteria, which performs several functions:
· Turns nitrogen in the air to ammonia, which the plant can uptake, thereby reducing fertilizer use by as much as 50%.
· Increases soil moisture, buffering heat and cold stress.
· Attacks fungi and nematodes, thereby decreasing the need to apply synthetic insecticides and fungicides.
· Increases transport of nutrients to the roots.
Inoculaid is also different from previous brands of beneficial soil bacteria in its long shelf life. Un-opened, Inoculaid has a shelf life of several years. After the bottle is open, if tightly closed and placed in a cool dark closet, it will last up to 90 days, (more than enough times for several applications).
Inoculaid beneficial bacteria are also ideal for garden plants, particularly in the early stages of growth when the plants consume a proportionally greater amount of nitrogen by weight.
Many vegetable growers currently use Inoculaid precisely because they can reduce nitrogen fertilizer applications. In other words, it saves them money and increases their yields.
To learn more about Inoculaid log on to http://www.smartfarmingsolutions.com/. Oh! Do watch the great video, which will show you how it works through the lens of a microscope.
Sometimes over fertilizing and over applying pesticides can increase salt build up in the soil and kill beneficial microbes essential to nutrient transport and nitrogen fixation. In other words, your soil maybe sterile, and your turf weak and subject to constant pest onslaught.
One of the solutions is to apply Inoculaid, a new cocktail of beneficial bacteria, which performs several functions:
· Turns nitrogen in the air to ammonia, which the plant can uptake, thereby reducing fertilizer use by as much as 50%.
· Increases soil moisture, buffering heat and cold stress.
· Attacks fungi and nematodes, thereby decreasing the need to apply synthetic insecticides and fungicides.
· Increases transport of nutrients to the roots.
Inoculaid is also different from previous brands of beneficial soil bacteria in its long shelf life. Un-opened, Inoculaid has a shelf life of several years. After the bottle is open, if tightly closed and placed in a cool dark closet, it will last up to 90 days, (more than enough times for several applications).
Inoculaid beneficial bacteria are also ideal for garden plants, particularly in the early stages of growth when the plants consume a proportionally greater amount of nitrogen by weight.
Many vegetable growers currently use Inoculaid precisely because they can reduce nitrogen fertilizer applications. In other words, it saves them money and increases their yields.
To learn more about Inoculaid log on to http://www.smartfarmingsolutions.com/. Oh! Do watch the great video, which will show you how it works through the lens of a microscope.
Labels: beneficial bacteria, fertilizer, Inoculaid, reduce fertilizer, soil moisture
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