Primo R1
Super concentrated soybean inoculant
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Seed Treatments & Inoculants
Seed Treatments & InoculantsA soybean plant needs 5lbs of nitrogen per bushel. Using an inoculant helps your plants build a larger “nitrogen engine” to support greater yield potential.
Primo R1 is a super concentrated soybean inoculant that helps provide soybean plants with the levels of nitrogen it needs.
MORE RHIZOBIA PER SEED
• Greater than 2.6M Colony Forming Units per seed
• Multiple Strains for more consistent performance
• Up to 2X the amount of rhizobia per seed than competition
• Single bladder product for more convenient handling
• Only a 0.625 fl. oz./140k seeds (1.25 fl oz per cwt) application rate
LARGER TREATMENT OFFERINGS
• Offered in 40 or 500 unit bladder sizes for traditional application
• Offered in 200 or 800 unit bladder sizes that are compatible with FlexConnect
• Using Primo R1 coupled with FlexConnect gains operational efficiencies and agronomic benefits by providing consistent, high-quality inoculant on every seed
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Seed Treatments & Inoculants
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FlexConnect® is the first closed transfer system for soybean inoculants that rises to the advancements in application equipment.
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Primo Power, a higher-concentration liquid seed inoculant for peanuts, is designed to maximize plant growth with specially selected strains of rhizobia.
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Primo GX2 is an in-furrow, multi-action granular inoculant that brings more nitrogen to the plant and performs well in harsh planting conditions.
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