Buy NPK Consortia Biofertilizer for Groundnut and Maize – Higher Pod and Grain Yield in Dryland Areas

Palakkad’s dryland areas – especially around Chittur and Alathur – are important for groundnut and maize cultivation. But these crops face two challenges: chemical fertilizers are expensive, and in rainfed conditions, much of the applied fertilizer remains unavailable due to lack of moisture.

NPK consortia is ideal for dryland crops. The beneficial bacteria are hardy and can survive in drier soils. They colonise the root zone and continuously release nutrients, even when moisture is limited.

Why buy NPK consortia for groundnut and maize in Palakkad?

  • Groundnut: Better nodulation (more nitrogen fixation), more pods per plant, heavier kernels.

  • Maize: Stronger stalks, larger cobs, more grains per cob.

  • Drought tolerance: Healthier root systems access water deeper.

  • Save money: Reduce chemical NPK use by 30‑40%.

How to apply NPK consortia for groundnut (per acre):

Seed treatment (most effective):

  • Take 100g of Bactostore's NPK consortia powder (or 100 ml liquid)

  • Mix with enough water to coat 10 kg of groundnut seeds

  • Stir evenly, shade dry for 30 minutes, then sow immediately

Soil application (for fields with low fertility):

  • Mix 1‑2 kg of powder (or 1‑2 litres liquid) with 100‑200 kg FYM

  • Broadcast during land preparation and incorporate into soil

How to apply NPK consortia for maize (per acre):

Seed treatment:

  • Same as groundnut – treat 10 kg of maize seeds with 100g powder

Side‑dressing at knee‑high stage (30‑40 days after sowing):

  • Mix 1‑2 litres of NPK consortia liquid in 200 litres of water

  • Apply as a drench near the root zone of maize plants

  • This boosts grain filling during the critical growth period

Important tip: For dryland crops, apply NPK consortia just before expected rainfall or irrigate lightly after application to activate the microbes.

Buy NPK consortia for your groundnut and maize today.
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