BioAct
A biological inoculant that puts living function back in the soil, in-furrow or broadcast.
1 to 2 qt/ac broadcast or in-furrow.
Delivered price
Free delivery. The price you see is the price you pay.| Container | Per gallon | Per acre at label rate | Container total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 gal jug | $55.00/gal | $20.63/ac | $275 |
| 55 gal drum | $50.91/gal | $19.09/ac | $2,800.05 |
| 275 gal tote | $45.45/gal | $17.04/ac | $12,498.75 |
| Bulk | Quoted through your agronomist | ||
Guaranteed analysis
Biological inoculant.
What it does
BioAct introduces a biological community that cycles nutrients, supports root function, and rebuilds the part of the soil a fertilizer-only program ignores. It runs 1 to 2 qt in-furrow or broadcast and pairs with the carbon and enzyme tools that feed it.
What it will not do
Match it to dead ground
An inoculant on already-active soil returns little. We put BioAct where biology is the actual limiter, scraped ground, long-fallow, or fumigated, not as a blanket add-on.
Trial data and expected range
Biological inoculants pay best on depleted, low-biology ground and least where biology is already active.
- Source:
- AgriTec biology doctrine
- Confidence:
- doctrine, expected range
- Caveat:
- Match it to the soil. Strip-trial it.
Tank-mix and handling
Biologicals go last in the tank and stay off harsh partners. Jar-test. Keep the carrier clean and the pH in a friendly range.
BioAct usually ships inside the wheat efficiency pass. Build the whole program off your soil test and see it in context.