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Azospirillum brasilense
A plant-growth-promoting bacterium commonly used with cereals and grasses to support root proliferation, nutrient use, and plant establishment.
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Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
A spore-forming beneficial bacterium commonly included in agricultural biological products to support nutrient cycling, root-zone activity, and plant vigor.
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Bacillus subtilis
A durable beneficial bacterium commonly used in agricultural formulations to support root-zone activity, nutrient cycling, and plant vigor.
What we do
End-to-end support for biological products
Custom formulation
We design and develop biological formulations tailored to your crop, region, and program.
Learn moreMicrobial inoculants
Mycorrhizal fungi and beneficial bacteria that improve nutrient uptake, root health, and yield.
Learn moreRegulatory support
Registration and compliance guidance so your product gets to market faster.
Learn moreCustom biological solutions
Our agricultural expertise
Mycorrhizal fungi diversity
Our mycorrhizal inoculants colonize plant roots to extend their effective reach into the soil, improving water and nutrient uptake, root architecture, and drought resilience — verified through third-party lab testing on every batch.
Beneficial soil bacteria
Our bacterial strains fix atmospheric nitrogen, solubilize locked-up phosphorus, and produce compounds that stimulate root and shoot growth — reducing dependency on synthetic fertilizer inputs."
FAQ
Common questions
What's the difference between mycorrhizal fungi and beneficial bacteria products?
Mycorrhizal fungi form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots, extending their reach into the soil to improve water and nutrient uptake. Beneficial bacteria work directly in the root zone to fix nitrogen, solubilize phosphorus, and produce growth-promoting compounds. Many of our custom formulas combine both for a complementary effect.
Can you build a custom formula for my product line?
Yes. Our team works with formulators, distributors, and growers from initial concept through blending, testing, and production. Start with our custom products page or reach out directly to talk through your specifications.
How is product quality verified?
Every batch is tested in our microbial testing laboratory using quantitative analysis, morphological identification, and viability/performance testing. Certificates of analysis are available on request.
Are your products OMRI and CDFA compliant?
Yes, our formulations are able to be registered under OMRI and CDFA. Ask us for more details.
What's the minimum order size for custom formulations?
Minimums vary by product and blend complexity. Reach out to our team with your target volume and we'll walk you through what's possible.