NP 1861 — biological preparation for treating corn seeds, containing three types of phosphorus-mobilizing bacteria of the genus Pseudomonas and nitrogen-fixing bacteria Azospirillum brasilense. The preparation also includes a mixture of talc and graphite in an 80/20 ratio, which promotes even application and protects seeds. Using this preparation improves nutrient uptake by plants, stabilizes root system development, and reduces harmful effects of pests, ultimately increasing corn yield.
Field trials in Ukraine showed significant yield increases — from 850 to 1290 kg per hectare with NP 1861 application. This makes the preparation an effective tool for boosting corn crop productivity and improving harvest quality. The biological base of the preparation ensures environmental safety and eco-friendliness.
Moreover, corn is widely used in fishing as bait and feed for catching carp, catfish, amur, and other white fish. Corn kernels attract fish and contribute to successful fishing, making this product in demand not only in agriculture but also in recreational and sport fishing.
