MYRAZONIT^®

The rate is 10–20 litres per hectare and the price is 370 roubles a litre. The upper rate is for fields with a lot of straw; an ordinary field needs the lower one. Payback runs at 148% — the product returns what it cost in the same season, through the yield gain and the fuel saved on tillage. Leave your number and we will work out your area and quote an exact figure.

This one. A single stubble treatment and the crop residue is already working for the coming harvest. In the Orenburg Region, in a drought year, a field without the product gave 0.5 t/ha and the product added about another 0.5 — twice as much. There is a cumulative effect too: the soil gets better every year rather than poorer.

With aggressive chemistry, no — it will kill the useful bacteria along with the harmful ones. And the water has to be clean, with no chlorine. But the product does not replace mineral fertiliser, it makes it work harder: the bacteria help the plant take up all of what you applied instead of leaving it in the ground as dead weight. If you are unsure about a particular tank mix, ask us.

The strains are chosen to survive in dry soil too, so there is no need to catch the moment before rain. What does matter is different: bacteria are killed by direct sun, so the product is worked into the ground immediately after spraying, in the same pass. Once it is in the soil they do the rest themselves.

No. An ordinary sprayer and a cultivator or disc harrow are enough: spray the residue and incorporate it straight away. The ideal is nozzles mounted on the disc harrow itself, so application and incorporation happen in one pass of the tractor. If your drill has a liquid fertiliser system, the product can go straight into the furrow beside the seed — the most economical way of all.

Yes, and it is one of the main uses. There is no harsh chemistry in the product — the work is done by living soil bacteria, the kind that should be there naturally but that ploughing and chemistry have almost wiped out. The harvest comes out cleaner and the field is protected without a pesticide load.

These are three stages of one technology. The Stubble Decomposer — after harvest, so the residue becomes nutrition. The Soil Inoculant — at sowing, to give the root nitrogen and phosphorus in a form it can take. The Soil Regenerator — when the field is tired, the same diseases keep coming back, or the rotation is broken. You can start at any stage; an agronomist will tell you which one your field needs.

That is exactly what the Soil Regenerator is for. When sunflower follows sunflower, specific diseases build up in the ground. Useful bacteria take the space around the root, and siderophores take the iron away from pathogenic fungi — without it they do not develop. The field is healed before sowing rather than treated afterwards.

42 years in the industry. The first Hungarian product with soil bacteria appeared in 1978, built on our research; since 2003 it has been a family business with its own plant in Hungary, and it has been on Russian fields since 2020. Today 975 farms use it — from a 64-hectare grower to a 2,400-hectare agricultural holding.

Nothing in the composition: Phylazonit and Myrazonit are trademarks of the same company, AGROVA, and the products are 100% identical. The only difference is the name the product is sold under in different markets. So all the European experience with it is experience of this very product.