Author name: The Toaike Editorial Team

Yesss…. ! absolutely. Both Blue-green algae (BGA) and Azolla are well-recognized and widely accepted biofertilizers, and they have been used

PSB – (Penicillium sp. and Aspergillus awamori) If bacteria thought they had the biofertilizer world all to themselves, fungi would

If plant nutrition were a big Bollywood movie, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium would be the glamorous superstars posing for posters

For most of agricultural history, feeding a crop meant reaching for three separate bags of chemical fertilizer — one for

In the world of soil biology, most biofertilizers are bacteria — small, humble, and relatively simple in how they do

If you have ever sipped fresh sugarcane juice on a hot day, you have experienced the kind of sweet environment

In the world of soil microbes, every bacterium has its own personality. If some microbes form deep partnerships and others

If plants could order their meals, nitrogen would always be first on the plate. It’s the nutrient they crave most.

If plants could talk, they would probably complain about nitrogen the most. “It’s everywhere in the air,” they might say,

The soil is actually full of potassium. But there’s a catch — most of it is locked away inside hard