BIOGRAN

Microbiological Nutrition Strategy

Biogran is a specialized consortium of beneficial microorganisms in a granular form, developed by the Institute of Agricultural Microbiology (Ukraine). Unlike standard humates, the product's mechanism of action is based on colonizing the rhizosphere with target strains that transform insoluble phosphorus and potassium into plant-available forms.

Technical Specifications and Mechanics

• Root System Development: By synthesizing microbial-derived phytohormones, the product stimulates active branching of primary and secondary roots. This is critical for high-demand crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and cabbage.
• Soil Profile Optimization: The granules act as a depot, gradually improving the physical and chemical properties of the soil, increasing its water-holding capacity, and promoting stable soil aggregate formation.
• Safety: Classified as Hazard Class 4, the product can be safely applied at any stage of vegetation without the risk of accumulating toxic residues in the final produce.

Implementation Strategy

To maximize efficiency, combining application methods is recommended. Root treatment prior to planting creates a protective barrier and ensures a rapid start, while subsequent foliar applications maintain high metabolic activity in potatoes and vegetable crops. The product is a fundamental component for organic farming, enabling the optimization of nutrient uptake through the activation of indigenous soil microflora.