Product Name

Agriventure Kheti Safalata – Sulphur Oxidizing Bacteria for Improved Soil Fertility

Key Product Features and Benefits

• Agriventure Kheti Safalata contains Sulphur Oxidizing Bacteria (SOB) that convert elemental and inorganic sulfur compounds into plant-available forms, improving soil fertility.
• It enhances sulfur availability, which is essential for amino acid, protein, vitamin, and enzyme formation in plants.
• It improves soil microbial activity, boosts plant health, and supports higher yields naturally.
• It helps maintain soil pH balance and supports sustainable agriculture practices.

Technical Details

• Technical Content: SOB – Sulphur Oxidizing Bacteria
• Brand: Agriventure Kheti Safalata
• Category: Biofertilizer / Sulphur Mobilizer
• Mode of Action: Oxidizes sulfur compounds to make them available for plant uptake
• Formulation Type: Liquid Biofertilizer
• Action Type: Soil Fertility Enhancer & Plant Growth Promoter

Weight Variations

• 1LTR (1LTR X 1)
• 2LTR (1LTR X 2)
• 5LTR (1LTR X 5)
• 10LTR (1LTR X 10)

Recommended Crops and Dosage

Suitable for all types of crops including cereals, pulses, oilseeds, vegetables, fruits, and plantation crops. Recommended dosage is 1 liter per acre.

Application Instructions

• For seed treatment, mix 20 ml Kheti Safalata with 30 ml of water and coat 1 kg seeds. Dry under shade before sowing.
• For soil treatment, mix 1 liter with FYM or carrier and broadcast evenly on 1 acre of land before the last ploughing.
• For drip irrigation, mix 2.5 ml per liter of water and apply through the fertigation system.
• For root or set treatment, mix 250 ml with 4–5 liters of water, dip seedlings for 20–30 minutes, and transplant immediately.

Additional Information

Improves sulfur nutrition naturally, enhances plant growth, and supports better yields. Compatible with biofertilizers and biopesticides but should not be mixed with chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Disclaimer

Use strictly as per recommended guidelines. Over-application may cause nutrient imbalance. Results may vary depending on soil type, crop variety, and environmental conditions.