Nodulation

Nitrogen fixing rhizobia inoculants are a scientifically proven way to make more nitrogen available to many legume crops, thus improving yields. Farmers have been using inoculants for many years with measurable success, most notably following adverse conditions such as flooding, drought or periods of extreme heat. Rhizobia residing in the root nodules can extract nitrogen from the air and convert it to a form that is usable by plants.

Becker Underwood is at the global forefront of inoculant science and production. We search the world for advanced technologies to define the most effective rhizobium bacteria and to perfect our production processes. The advanced strains of rhizobia we use are specially processed. And only after products have been thoroughly field-tested by independent researchers do we decide whether or not to bring them to market. That’s why you can be confident our inoculants will be a valuable investment in your operation.

Becker Underwood has many different inoculants for a variety of legume crops. We offer liquids, sterile and non-sterile peat, and granular formulations for soybeans, peanuts, pulse crops, alfalfa & true clover, chickpeas and dry beans among other legumes.

To learn more about inoculants offered by Becker Underwood, please visit our website at www.beckerunderwood.com.