MULTISPECIES INOCULANT FOR SOYBEAN
Bradymaster
Greater biological diversity to ensure the safety of inoculation.
Four isolates for biological fixation in soybeans.
4 isolated
Bradyrhizobium in the same strategy
1 × 10⁹
CFU/mL until expiration date
100 mL
for 50 kg of seeds
FOUR ISOLATES • PRECISION BIOLOGY
VALUE IN MANAGEMENT
Diversity of strains for different soil conditions.
Each isolate adds a facet of adaptation to the biological strategy of soybeans.
Greater adaptability
The combination increases versatility in the face of variations in pH, humidity, temperature, and texture.
Biological fixation
Isolated nitrogen-fixing agents work together to support the biological availability of nitrogen.
Establishment security
Diversity reduces the risk of a single environmental condition limiting the entire inoculation response.
TECHNOLOGY IN FOCUS
Four Bradyrhizobium in one liquid formulation.
Bradymaster brings together complementary species and isolates for soybean cultivation.
- Formulation containing B. elkanii, B. japonicum, and B. diazoefficiens.
- Concentration guaranteed until the expiration date.
- Planting should be done within 24 hours of inoculation.
- Culture
- Soybeans (Glycine max)
- Formulation
- Liquid, with four microbial isolates
- Dose
- 100 mL per 50 kg of seeds
- Packaging
- Box containing 10 liters. 100 total doses
- Guarantee
- 1 × 10⁹ CFU/mL until the expiration date
BIOLOGICAL COMPOSITION
Four isolated individuals working on the same strategy.
The composition described in the technical material includes a diversity of species and SEMIA codes.
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