Organic Fertilizer

• Slow Release fertilizer.
• High yield and quality.
• Supplies all nutrients.
• Improves soil physical properties like soil structure and porosity.
• Increases availability of nutrients in soil and plant.
• CO₂ is released during decomposition and helps to reduce alkalinity of soil.
• Binds soil particles into aggregate porosity.
• Increases infiltration and water holding capacity in the soil.
• Reduces soil erosion through better soil structure.
• Acts as buffering agents which helps to reduce damage from excessive acid, alkalinity of soil.
• Helps to mitigate climate change.
• Improves soil health and fertility.
• Used in fromation of amino acids, proteins and oils.
• Stimulates activity of micro-organisms that makes plant food elements in the soil readily available for crops.

• Slow Release fertilizer.
• High yield and quality.
• Supplies all nutrients.
• Improves soil physical properties like soil structure and porosity.
• Increases availability of nutrients in soil and plant.
• CO₂ is released during decomposition and helps to reduce alkalinity of soil.
• Binds soil particles into aggregate porosity.
• Increases infiltration and water holding capacity in the soil.
• Reduces soil erosion through better soil structure.
• Acts as buffering agents which helps to reduce damage from excessive acid, alkalinity of soil.
• Helps to mitigate climate change.
• Improves soil health and fertility.
• Used in fromation of amino acids, proteins and oils.
• Stimulates activity of micro-organisms that makes plant food elements in the soil readily available for crops.

• Increases root growth and improves drought tolerance
• Builds cellulose and reduces lodging
• Activates at least 60 enzymes involved in growth.
• Aids in photosynthesis and food formation
• Helps translocate sugars and starches
• Produces grains rich in starch
• Increases protein content of plants
• Maintains turgor, reduces water loss and wilting
• Helps retard the spread of crop diseases and nematodes.

Product Details:-
1. Source of calcium and sulfur for plant nutrition. Plants are becoming more deficient for sulfur and the soil is not supplying enough it. Gypsum is an excellent source of sulfur for plant nutrition and improving crop yield. Meanwhile, calcium is essential for most nutrients to be absorbed by plants roots. Without adequate calcium, uptake mechanisms would fail. Calcium helps stimulate root growth.
2. Improves acid soils and treats aluminum toxicity. One of gypsums main advantages is its ability to reduce aluminum toxicity, which often accompanies soil acidity, particularly in subsoils. Gypsum can improve some acid soils even beyond what lime can do for them, which makes it possible to have deeper rooting with resulting benefits to the crops. Surface-applied gypsum leaches down to to the subsoil and results in increased root growth.
3. Improves soil structure. Flocculation, or aggregation, is needed to give favorable soil structure for root growth and air and water movement. Clay dispersion and collapse of structure at the soil-air interface is a major contributor to crust formation. Gypsum has been used for many years to improve aggregation and inhibit or overcome dispersion in sodic soils.
Soluble calcium enhances soil aggregation and porosity to improve water infiltration (see below). Its important to manage the calcium status of the soil. Its every bit as important as managing NPK. In soils having unfavorable calcium-magnesium ratios, gypsum can create a more favorable ratio. Addition of soluble calcium can overcome the dispersion effects of magnesium or sodium ions and help promote flocculation and structure development in dispersed soils.
4. Improves water infiltration. Gypsum also improves the ability of soil to drain and not become waterlogged due to a combination of high sodium, swelling clay and excess water. When we apply gypsum to soil it allows water to move into the soil and allow the crop to grow well. Increased water-use efficiency of crops is extremely important during a drought. The key to helping crops survive a drought is to capture all the water you can when it does rain. Better soil structure allows all the positive benefits of soil-water relations to occur and gypsum helps to create and support good soil structure properties.
5. Helps reduce runoff and erosion. Agriculture is considered to be one of the major contributors to water quality, with phosphorus runoff the biggest concern. Gypsum helps to keep phosphorus and other nutrients from leaving farm fields. Gypsum should be considered as a Best Management Practice for reducing soluble P losses.
Using gypsum as a soil amendment is the most economical way to cut the non-point run-off pollution of phosphorus.

• SATPURA is an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (amf) having endo mycorrhizal spores in a granular formulation. It enhances the surface area of roots and facilitates increased absorption of soil nutrients (phosphorus, nitrogen, zinc, calcium, magnesium, etc.) And water, ultimately helping the crop to be vigorous, to be resistant to physical and biological stress. Eventually increases the yield and productivity of the crop.
• Mode of action: SATPURA on the application on the crop root zone, endo spores germinate on the root surface and invade the crop root by establishing a symbiotic relationship. Through mycelium, it gets connected to the crop roots for better root and soil establishment.
  
  SATPURA Bio FERTILISER Features & benefits
• SATPURA Bio Fertilizer Contains more than 90% endomycorrhiza which establishes a symbiotic relationship with the crop.
• Mycorrhizal spore propagules as per fco regulations along with approved carriers
• Agrinos hyt technology enables to load of a maximum number of spores firmly with the carrier.
• Enhances the root surface area in the soil, helps the crops to establish well with good growth and achieves higher yield.
• Greatly extends the root system.
• SATPURA Bio Fertilizer Increases soil fertility and root nutrient absorption efficiency.
• SATPURA Bio Fertilizer Increases water absorption.
• SATPURA Bio Fertilizer Increases environmental stress tolerance.
• Imo certified
• SATPURA Bio Fertilizer
• Dosage: 4 kg per acre.

• Target pests and diseases.
• Paddy: 20-25 days after transplanting.
• Wheat: 20-25 days after sowing.
• Tomato: 10-15 days after sowing/transplanting.
• Sugarcane: first application at the time of sowing / second application 40-60 days after sowing.
• Chilli: first application 10-15 days after sowing-transplanting/ second application 20-30 days after the first application.
• Onion: 10-15 days after sowing/transplanting.
• Potato: first application at the time of sowing/ second application 20-25 days after sowing.
• Soybean: at the time of sowing.
• Maize: at the time of sowing.
• Cotton: first application at the time of sowing/ second application 20-25 days after sowing