Market Validation for Phosphate biological fertilizer
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fertilizers crop production biologyPhosphorus (P), a crucial and often-limiting soil nutrient in nature, is confined to minerals, rocks and oceanic deposits. Only inorganic orthophosphate (Pi, PO4 3−), can be absorbed directly by the roots . Pi utilization creates a special zone in the rhizosphere, which is called Pi depletion zone, an area where active Pi acquisition takes place but is not replaced at the same rate due to a low P diffusion rate.
An adequate P application from an early stage of growth is essential for optimal crop production . In addition, the need to feed an increasing global population will lead to a higher demand for Pi fertilizer and eventually will make producing crops more costly.
Microbes allow the plant to exploit a larger volume of soil and maximizing the total absorptive area. Moreover, endophytes acquire P from organic sources that are not available directly to plants .
1- what is available microbial phosphate fertilizer in the market?
2- what is their type of formulation and application?
3- in what degree market needs this type of product?
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First, I want to tell you a story from my childhood. My father and I were fishing in a beautiful river that ran through our family citrus orchard in the North of Iran. Fifteen years later, when I turned twenty-five, no fish lived in that beautiful river since all were killed by a large number of insecticides used to control citrus pests. In addition, year by year, pests have become resistant to chemical pesticides. We are developing a microbial solutions by using beneficial fungi and bacteria, In order to help farmers to promote crop yield with high quality or environmental cleaning . Our product is highly effective on specific soil contamination, or pest and it is non-toxic to mammals & pollinators. We are developing biofertilizer too.
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