Market Research Reports : Hexa Research Bio-fertilizers Market Share and Market Forecasts | Seite 2

Hexa Research Fact-based market research, penetrating industry insights and validated forecasts to help you make better decisions for a stronger future chemical based fertilizers. They act as physical barrier against pathogens and protect the crop from pests and helps in overall growth. Biofertilizers have been gaining importance owing to increase in price of chemical based fertilizers and increase in the organic food industry. In India, the government has taken an initiative wherein the use of Biofertilizers is increased in agriculture as a part of five year plan.The growth of the market is likely to get affected owing lack of knowledge about the benefits of using bio fertilizers and high cost of investment among the farmers. Browse Full Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/upcoming-research/biofertilizers-market On the basis of products, the market is segmented into phosphate solubilizing and nitrogen fixing. Nitrogen fixation is a process in which atmospheric nitrogen is converted into Ammonia. During fixation process the nitrogen atoms are freed from the triple bonded diatomic structure, to use it in other applications. It is an important process to make explosive. Nitrogen fixing Biofertilizers comprises of numerous bacteria’s such as azotobactor, rizhobium, acetobacter and azospirillum to increase the organic and nitrogen content in the soil. The phosphate solubilizers contain phosphate solubilizing bacteria that are proficient of solubilizing inorganic phosphate from insoluble compounds. These are suitable for almost all crops that include cash crops, vegetables, leguminous crops, cereals, horticultural crops, etc. Key benefit of using phosphate solubilizer include anti fungal activities, thereby fungal diseases can be controlled. Seed treatment is a chemical which are used to treat the seeds prior to plantation. Insecticides are added less frequently. It is an environment friendly approach of application of pesticides owing to the very small amount of pesticide used. Seed Contact: [phone] Email : [email protected] Website: http://www.hexaresearch.com/