Description

• Arka Microbial Consortium is a Carrier Based Product Which Contains N Fixing, P & Zn Solubilizing And Plant 
  Growth Promoting Microbes as a Single Formulation.

• The Novelty Of This Technology Is That Farmers Need Not Apply N Fixing, Phosphorous Solubilizing And Growth 
  Promoting Bacterial Inoculants Individually.

• It Can Be Conveniently, Applied Either Through Seed, Soil, Water And Nursery Media Like Coco-Peat.

• This Technology Considerably Reduces The Cost Of Cultivation, Besides The Synergistic Effects Of The 
  Formulated Microbes Can Help In Sustainable Vegetable Production.

HIGHLIGHTS/ ADVANTAGES/ UNIQUENESS/BENEFITS OF THE TECHNOLOGY

• Early Seed Germination

• Seedlings Become Ready For Early Transplantation By 3-4 Days

• Increased Seedling Vigor

• Reduction Of  N And P Fertilizer Requirement By 25 - 30 Per Cent

• Yield Increases  Of  5-15 % In Different Vegetables

Methods of Application

• Seed Treatment: 10-20g Inoculum Is Sufficient To Treat 100-200 G Vegetable Seeds.

• Coco Peat Enrichment: One Kg Arka Microbial Consortium (AMC) Is Sufficient To Enrich 1000 Kg (1 Tonne) Of Coco
   Peat.

• Soil Drenching:  AMC Can Be Mixed With Water @ 20 G/ Lit And Then Applied Near To The Root Zone On The 10th 
  Day After Transplanting.

• Main Field Application; For The Main Field Application Of One Acre Of Land,   Five Kg Of AMC Can Be Mixed With
   500 Kg Of FYM And Applied Near The Root Zone Of Standing Crop.

  • 100% Bio based, No Chemicals.

  • Suitable for all vegetable, fruit and flowering crops. Also, suitable for Home Garden, Nutrition Garden, 
    Kitchen Garden, terrace Garden or Vegetable Garden

  • Enhances the yield by 15-20%

  • No harmful environmental suspensions

  • Reduces 25% of inorganic fertilizers (N&P) when applied as suggested

  • Increases seed germination & Enhances vigour of seedlings

  • Induces resistance against microbial plant pathogens

  • When applied to the nursery media, ensures a healthy rhizosphere before transplanting

  • Do not mix with pesticides, herbicides and inorganic fertilizers.

  • Sustainable agricultural practices