Dlog Technologies

Raver, Jalgaon, Maharashtra

Increase soil fertility through its influence on the water holding capacity.

Increase humus contents Effectively chelates, complexes and Enhance soil phosphate availability.

sequesters soil

Increase root, penetration and internal drainage.

Conserves top soil.

Breaks up unproductive clay soils and turns into profitable soils

Buffer soil pH extreme. microorganism's s metabolic activity.

Increase soil microor

Stabilizes soil structure through the formation of micro-aggregates

Increases the sugar (brix) level of the plants, which strengthens the plant and helps plants to resist both from diseases and insect attack.

Stimulates the respiration rates of seeding which leads to quicker germination and uniformity, even under very adverse condition like drought.

Increase root and top growth on a fresh and dry weight basis. Enhance plant root uptake of P, K. Fe, Cu, Zn, and Ca.

Influence enzyme system.

Protects plants from chlorosis, enhance photosynthesis, increase vegetative growth which results inhigher yields and healthier crops.

The Blue Green Algae developed by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Pusa, New Delhi, for treatment purposes:

1. It works in both low and high moisture conditions in the soil, making it beneficial for all crops.
2. It enhances the availability of phosphorus in the soil.
3. It reduces the soil pH (acidity).
4. It increases organic carbon content in the soil by 20-32%.
5. Its application saves 20-30 kilograms of nitrogen per hectare.
6. It makes calcium readily available to plants, improving their usability.
7. Its usage serves as a reusable source to provide affordable nourishment to plants with iron, zinc, manganese, and copper elements.
8. It is a natural substance that improves soil health and increases water-holding capacity.
9. By using 750 grams per acre of Blue Green Algae, it spreads automatically in the soil and in a crop cycle, it weighs around 6 inches in the top layer of the soil.

The weight of Blue Green Algae in a crop cycle per acre:
In sandy soils: 20-40 kilogramsIn 120 inches of top layer