Primo GX2

If you’re working with virgin ground, soils low in native Nitrogen-fixing bacteria, high soil pH levels, land that’s reentering production after the Conservation Reserve Program, or areas with marginal rainfall, Primo GX2 granular peat inoculant can help your peas, chickpeas, soybeans, peanuts and other legume plants overcome stress, perform better, and provide greater yield.

Yes. Primo GX2 is a highly rated granular inoculant for peas, lentils, soybeans, and peanuts. This peat inoculant helps each crop reach its full genetic potential, leading to greater plant health and yield.

Granular peat inoculant is an inoculant formulation that allows the user to apply the inoculant in the seed furrow where it has the best chance to interact with the developing root system. The granule provides protection for the rhizobia from less than favorable conditions at planting, allowing for maximum survival and high numbers to interact with young plants.

Primo GX2 provides protection for the rhizobia until they are released in the soil where they interact with the developing plant. The unique addition of Azospirillum brasilense provides an additional source of nitrogen to the plant even before it has a chance to form nodules, among other benefits.

Yes, every legume crop can benefit from the application of an inoculant. The rhizobia in the inoculant are typically better at fixing nitrogen than the background rhizobia that survive in the soil from year to year. Inoculation concentrates high numbers of rhizobia where they can interact more efficiently with the developing root system and inhabit the nodules that are the most beneficial to the plant, the ones at the crown of the root system. The ability of the inoculant to out-compete the background rhizobia for the limited number of nodulation sites on the roots is key.