RTI Azos Red - Biofertilizer

Overview
AZOS® Red Liquid is a concentrated biological formulation containing Azospirillum brasilense, a free-living, nitrogen-fixing bacteria that converts atmospheric nitrogen into plant-available ammonia. This natural process reduces dependency on synthetic fertilizers while promoting healthier, more vigorous plant growth. AZOS Red Liquid is freshly produced upon order to ensure maximum viability and can be applied to a wide range of crops through multiple application methods.

Key Benefits

• Natural Nitrogen Fixation: Reduces the need for synthetic nitrogen fertilizers by utilizing atmospheric nitrogen (N₂).

• Enhanced Plant Growth: Supports chlorophyll production, improves plant establishment, and increases stress tolerance.

• Versatile Application: Compatible with fertigation, foliar sprays, root dips, soil drenching, and seed treatment.

• Sustainable Agriculture: Ideal for integrated nutrient management and organic farming systems.

How AZOS Red Liquid Works
Nitrogen is essential for plant development, yet most crops cannot directly use atmospheric nitrogen. AZOS contains Azospirillum brasilense, which colonizes plant roots, converting inert N₂ into ammonia (NH₃), a form readily absorbed by plants. This symbiotic relationship enhances nutrient uptake, leading to stronger, more resilient crops.

Recommended Use

• Application Rate: 16–32 fl oz per acre (adjustable based on crop and method).

• Dilution: Mix with 10–30 gallons of water per acre for optimal results.

• Compatibility: Effective as a standalone treatment for brassicas or combined with MYKOS® for cereals and vegetables.

Available Sizes
16 oz | 1 gal | 2.5 gal

Technical Specifications

• Active Microbe: Azospirillum brasilense (1 × 10⁸ CFU/mL)

• Documents: SDS, Label, Brochure available upon request.

Application Methods

1. Fertigation/Irrigation: Integrate into drip or overhead systems.

2. Foliar Spray: Apply directly to plant foliage for rapid absorption.

3. Root Dip: Treat seedlings before transplanting.

4. Soil Application: Apply in-furrow during planting.

5. Seed Treatment: Coat seeds prior to sowing for early nitrogen support.