Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia Biofertilizer

Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia Biofertilizer

Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia Biofertilizer is a bacterial consortium developed to support better availability and uptake of important plant nutrients. It contains a higher concentration of proprietary compatible bacterial strains that work together to support nitrogen fixation, phosphorus solubilisation and potassium mobilisation.

Phyro Baco G is developed using Inera's STREAC Technology, which uses a proprietary complex of activators designed to stimulate biological formulation activity in response to environmental signals.

Product Specifications

Active Ingredients & Biological Action

Phyro Baco G contains a consortium of diverse beneficial microorganisms that work together in the crop root-zone environment.

• Nitrogen Fixation: Helps fix atmospheric nitrogen into forms that can support plant nutrition.
• Phosphorus Solubilisation: Helps convert less-available soil phosphorus into more plant-available forms.
• Potassium Mobilisation: Helps mobilise potassium from less-available forms in the soil for improved plant assimilation.
• Synergistic Bacterial Activity: Compatible bacterial strains work together as a biological consortium.

Key Features

• Carrier based bacterial consortium.
• Developed using proprietary STREAC Technology.
• Supports better availability of NPK nutrients.
• Helps improve nitrogen fixation from the atmosphere.
• Supports phosphorus solubilisation from the soil.
• Helps mobilise potassium into plant-available forms.
• Suitable for a broad range of agricultural and horticultural crops.
• Designed for soil and root-zone application.

Benefits of Inera Phyro Baco G

• Improved Nitrogen Availability: Supports biological fixation of atmospheric nitrogen.
• Better Phosphorus Availability: Beneficial microorganisms help solubilise phosphorus already present in the soil.
• Potassium Mobilisation: Helps convert less-available potassium into forms that can be better utilised by plants.
• Improved Nutrient Uptake: Enhanced availability of NPK can support more efficient plant nutrient assimilation.
• Root-Zone Biological Activity: Introduces compatible beneficial bacterial strains into the soil environment.

Recommended Crops

Inera officially recommends Phyro Baco G for a broad range of crops, including:

• Field crops
• Vegetables
• Fruit crops
• Plantation crops
• Oilseeds
• Fodder crops

Dosage and Application

Best Time to Apply

For broadcasting, Inera recommends application during the vegetative stage, preferably around 1–2 weeks after the first irrigation.

The official recommendation also includes application approximately 35–60 days after transplanting or sowing, depending on the crop and crop stage.

How to Use Inera Phyro Baco G

1. Measure the recommended quantity according to the field or crop requirement.
2. For broadcasting, mix the product thoroughly with soil, sand or suitable fertilizer material.
3. Broadcast the mixture uniformly over the intended crop area.
4. For individual plants, place the recommended quantity close to the active root zone.
5. Apply during the recommended vegetative-stage window.
6. Maintain suitable soil moisture and crop-management conditions after application.

STREAC Technology

Phyro Baco G is developed using STREAC Technology. According to Inera, this technology uses a proprietary complex of activators that induces and stimulates the activity of biological formulations in response to certain environmental stress signals.

This technology is intended to support the activity of the beneficial bacterial consortium within the crop environment.

Application Tips

• Apply close to the active crop root zone where possible.
• Use the recommended dose according to crop age and application method.
• Maintain suitable soil moisture to support biological activity.
• Distribute the product uniformly when broadcasting.
• Use as part of a balanced crop nutrition programme.
• Do not assume compatibility with every pesticide or fertilizer mixture; follow the current physical label for final guidance.

Why Farmers Can Choose Inera Phyro Baco G

Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia Biofertilizer combines compatible beneficial bacterial strains to support nitrogen fixation, phosphorus solubilisation and potassium mobilisation. Its root-zone biological activity and STREAC Technology make it suitable for farmers looking to improve nutrient availability and plant nutrient uptake as part of a balanced crop-management programme.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Inera Phyro Baco G?

Phyro Baco G is a carrier based bacterial consortium biofertilizer developed to support NPK availability and plant nutrient uptake.

Q2. What is the main function of Phyro Baco G?

It supports nitrogen fixation, phosphorus solubilisation and potassium mobilisation in the crop root zone.

Q3. What technology is used in Phyro Baco G?

It is developed using Inera's proprietary STREAC Technology.

Q4. Which crops can Phyro Baco G be used in?

Inera recommends it for field crops, vegetables, fruits, plantations, oilseeds and fodder crops.

Q5. What is the broadcasting dose?

Inera recommends mixing approximately 4 kg of Phyro Baco G with 20–25 kg of soil, sand or fertilizer for broadcasting.

Q6. What is the dose for individual plants?

Approximately 3–5 g per plant may be placed near the root zone depending on crop age.

Q7. When should Phyro Baco G be applied?

It can be applied during the vegetative stage, preferably 1–2 weeks after the first irrigation, or approximately 35–60 days after transplanting or sowing according to the official recommendation.

Q8. Does Phyro Baco G contain beneficial bacteria?

Yes. It contains a consortium of compatible beneficial bacterial strains that work together to support nutrient availability.

Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia for NPK Availability

Inera Phyro Baco G Carrier Based Consortia Biofertilizer supports nitrogen fixation, phosphorus solubilisation and potassium mobilisation to improve nutrient availability and plant assimilation across field crops, vegetables, fruits, plantations, oilseeds and fodder crops.

Disclaimer: The details provided are for informational guidance only. Always adhere to the recommended application instructions as stated on the product label and in the accompanying leaflet.