Hare Krishna 1 Ltr

Dr.Hare Krishna Several micro-organisms are commonly used as biofertilizers including nitrogen-fixing soil bacteria (Azotobacter, Rhizobium), nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria (Anabaena), phosphate solubilizing bacteria (Pseudomonas sp.), AM fungi and total 108 types of micro-organisms.

Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are naturally-occurring soil bacteria able to benefit plants by improving their productivity and immunity. This definition of the term biofertilizers sensu strictorestricts the concept to only those bacteria able to facilitate nutrients to the plant.

Dr.Hare Krishna helps in the growth of plants while also maintaining the quality of healthy land. It aids the sustainable growth of various crops that absorb it more quickly than other fertilizers.

Hare krishna includes also 108+ different types of Microbes Bacteria. Bio-compost is used in this product. For the preparation of Bio compost from Animal Waste, Agricultural Waste, City Solid Waste, And Other Bio-Degradable Waste.

Benefits of Hare Krishna :

• Additionally improves quality & quantity of bio-compost.
• Speed up the bio-compost process.
• Basically reduces Tillages.
• Moreover, reduces Pets And Diseases.
• Soil Carbon And Organic Matter Accumulation equally.

Targeted crops-

Use in all Types of Crops for Root Treatment & Drip Irrigation.

Instruction of use:

• Dosage-200ml/ Acre
• Spray on the affected part (root/ leaves/ stem).
• Repeat spray after 7-8 days, for better result.

Especially Our main objective is to save the farmers via more production by using our research capacity for non-toxic farming.  Encourage, Develop and improve Ancient sustainable Indian Farming Techniques for farmers. Make chemical-free, healthy food products for everyone. We aim to build a disease-free India by increasing the production of organic products and connecting with as many farmers as possible and protecting the health of children and the elderly. Let`s build a strong India by providing safe solutions and guidance to every problem in agriculture.