Soil Microbial Inoculant

In today’s agricultural landscape, growing concerns about the long-term negative impacts of excessive synthetic chemical inputs—such as soil health degradation, disrupted natural microbial communities, water source pollution, and increased pest/pathogen resistance—have driven farmers and researchers to seek sustainable alternatives. Microbial inoculants, also known as soil inoculants or bioinoculants, have emerged as a promising solution to address these challenges, as they leverage beneficial microorganisms to enhance crop productivity while preserving environmental health.
CD BioSustainable’s Soil Microbial Inoculant (Catalog No. A-1031) is a scientifically formulated microbial product designed for modern agricultural needs, particularly in intensive farming systems where soil regeneration and crop resilience are critical. It belongs to the category of composite microbial inoculants, featuring a synergistic blend of naturally occurring soil microbes (including bacteria and fungi) that work in harmony to support soil and plant health. Unlike single-strain inoculants, this product’s multi-microbe composition targets multiple agricultural pain points simultaneously—from nutrient unavailability to soil pH imbalance and low disease resistance—making it a versatile tool for sustainable crop management.
This inoculant is developed to align with global trends in organic and eco-friendly agriculture, as it reduces reliance on inorganic fertilizers and minimizes toxic compound residues in soil. Its design is rooted in the principle of enhancing rhizospheric microbial activity—the complex community of microbes surrounding plant roots—since a robust rhizosphere is key to ensuring efficient nutrient uptake, healthy root development, and overall crop vigor in diverse soil types (including stressed, sandy, or clay soils).

Restores beneficial soil bacteria
Improves soil quality and fertility
Releases bound nutrients
Stimulates biological activity
Expands robust root systems
Promotes plant growth and increases yield
Regulates pH under acidic and alkaline conditions
Reduces the use of inorganic fertilizers
Decreases toxic compound residues in the soil

Soil Vigor works by establishing a robust rhizospheric microbial community to support crop development in intensive agriculture and enhance soil regeneration. It promotes biological nitrogen fixation, making atmospheric nitrogen available to plants; facilitates phosphate solubilization, ensuring that bound phosphates are accessible; stimulates phytohormone production, improving plant health and increasing nitrate nitrogen availability; mobilizes and mineralizes essential soil nutrients for better plant uptake; and supports saprophytic competence, allowing beneficial microbes to outperform native soil microbes.

For homemade biofertilizer, use 1 kg of organic fertilizer per metric ton, and it can be mixed with any type of fertilizer.
Apply 7.5 kg per hectare as a soil drench or through irrigation starting from the beginning of crop planting. Reapply every 10 to 12 weeks, during periods of crop stress, or when the crops have high nutrient demands.
To prepare the mixture, brew 1,000 g of Soil Vigor in at least 20 liters of non-chlorinated water for a minimum of 4 hours. Then, dilute the brewed solution with an additional 250 liters of water.

Target Crops and Soils
Crops: Suitable for virtually all crop types, including field crops (e.g., wheat, corn, soybeans), vegetables (e.g., cilantro, tomatoes), fruits, and cover crops. It is particularly effective for high-yield-demand crops in intensive agriculture.
Soils: Works across diverse soil types, including standard loamy soils, stressed soils (e.g., drought-affected, saline), and problematic soils (e.g., sandy soils with low water retention, clay soils with poor drainage, or soils depleted by chemical overuse, floods, or sterilization).

Recommended Use Scenarios
At the start of the planting season to establish a healthy rhizosphere for seedling growth.
During crop stress events (drought, salinity, or post-pesticide use) to restore plant resilience.
After soil sterilization (between crop cycles) or floods/droughts to rebuild microbial activity and soil structure.
When transitioning to organic farming to reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizers and restore soil health.

The market for microbial inoculants includes a range of products with similar core functions—enhancing soil health, nutrient uptake, and crop resilience—though they may differ in microbial composition, concentration, or target use cases. Common related products include composite microbial inoculants with high colony-forming unit (CFU) counts (e.g., products with 100 billion CFU/g bacteria and 100 million CFU/g fungi), nitrogen-fixation-focused inoculants (designed to reduce nitrogen fertilizer needs), phosphate-solubilizing inoculants (specialized in making bound phosphates accessible), and multi-strain inoculants formulated for specific climates or soil types (e.g., products optimized for drought tolerance or acidic soils). Some related products also emphasize organic certification (e.g., OMRI-listed) or patent-protected microbial blends developed for broad crop applicability. If you are interested in related products, you can contact us directly or request product customization services.