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Title
Mobilisation
of soil-bound Phosphorus for plants
The problem the inventor(s) wanted to solve
Mobilisation of
soil-bound Phosphorus
Description.
The
process applies a special preparation of micro-organisms (bacteria), which
shall be mixed into the soil. The result is that the soil-bound Phosphorus is
digested and converted into soluble form, which can be taken up by the plants.
Presentation.
The
basis of the new process now being patented is the recognition/realisation
that a certain group of soil micro-organisms is capable of converting the
inorganic and organic phosphates into a form in which the plants can take them
up. The special bacterium strains isolated in laboratory circumstances are
further propagated in fermenters. The fermentum is diluted with water and this
solution is sprayed onto the soil surface in a uniform way. Then, applying
appropriate tillage tools the micro-organisms are mixed into the soil.
Application
In the agricultural
sector.
Advantages
Environment-sound
process, which can be matched to biotechnology
It does not mean a further chemical burden for the soil
It produces a crop increase of 17%
It produces significant additional profit
No need to pay for fertilisers
No need for investing into machines
Stage of development.
Product
Documentation available:
Leaflet
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