How to choose microbial agents

Many growers have responded why the crops are getting lower yields, lower quality, and worse taste. In fact, the emergence of these problems has a very important relationship with the soil. In recent years, growers have blindly and excessively used traditional large-scale fertilizers, coupled with continuous cropping, which has hardened the soil and caused various soil diseases to occur one after another, making it difficult to prevent. The emergence of microbial agents can solve this problem, and many growers and distributors pay attention to it as soon as it goes on the market.

The emergence of microbial inoculants has solved the soil problem, but there are many brands of microbial inoculants on the market, and the quality is good or bad. How to choose has become a topic of concern to growers and distributors. Today we will analyze how to choose microbial agents from four aspects: packaging bags, live bacteria content, technology, and word of mouth.

First of all, how to choose a microbial agent - look at the packaging bag.

When choosing microbial agents, we should keep our eyes open. First of all, we should see whether the implementation standards on the packaging bags meet the national requirements. If you don't meet the requirements, you can't choose even if it's cheap.

The second is how to choose microbial agents - look at the live bacteria content.

The content of viable bacteria should be selected to meet the national requirements, and the number of viable bacteria should be greater than or equal to 200 million. Many dealers reported that the microbial agent contains eight kinds of flora, and its content is much higher than the national standard, and its use effect has been recognized by many growers.

Third, how to choose microbial agents - see technology

The production technology of the manufacturer directly determines the quality of the microbial agent, so it is very important to have a high technology. Some dealers reported that the microbial agent technology is imported, and the effect is very significant, so it is specially added. "Oligomerization catalytic enzyme" promotes photosynthesis of crops, and the effect is better than that of ordinary microbial agents.

The fourth is how to choose microbial agents - look at word of mouth.

If there is an effect, there will be a reputation, and only a microbial agent with good effect can be recognized by the grower. Microbial agents enjoy a good reputation in the market, and the repurchase rate is particularly high.