Rhizobium is essential in the cultivation of moong

Rhizobium is found in the nodules of the root of the moong, which increases crop yield by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.
The use of Rhizobium culture leads to the rapid formation of knots in the roots of moong and other pulse crops, which gives 20-30 % profit in the yield of moong, gram, tur and urad and 50-60% in soybean yield.
The use of rhizobium culture increases the amount of nitrogen in the soil to about 12 kg per acre.
Use Rhizobium culture, for seed treatment at the rate of 5 to 10 grams per kg of seed and for soil treatment before sowing, mix 50 kg of FYM in 1 kg per acre and broadcast it.
Nitrogen deposited by Rhizobium bacteria present in the roots of pulses is used in the next crop, due to which there is a need to give less nitrogen in the next crop also.

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Rhizobium is found in the nodules of the root of the moong, which increases crop yield by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.

The use of Rhizobium culture leads to the rapid formation of knots in the roots of moong and other pulse crops, which gives 20-30 % profit in the yield of moong, gram, tur and urad and 50-60% in soybean yield.

The use of rhizobium culture increases the amount of nitrogen in the soil to about 12 kg per acre.

Use Rhizobium culture, for seed treatment at the rate of 5 to 10 grams per kg of seed and for soil treatment before sowing, mix 50 kg of FYM in 1 kg per acre and broadcast it.

Nitrogen deposited by Rhizobium bacteria present in the roots of pulses is used in the next crop, due to which there is a need to give less nitrogen in the next crop also.