Nodulator LQ
An effective liquid inoculant for increased yield potential in soybeans.
Research shows that soybean inoculants promote:
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Soybeans
Apply on seed within 10 days of seeding or apply in-furrow at time of seeding
On-seed application
One case will treat 165.2 bushels, 4500 kg (9,840 lbs) of seed, using 75 ml of inoculant per 27.2 kg (1 bushel) of seed. Grain auger output depends on the speed and diameter of auger used. Estimate your auger flow then use this chart to determine the flow valve setting that matches your auger output:
Auger output (kg seed/min) |
Auger output (bu seed/min) |
Flow valve setting |
---|---|---|
0 |
0 |
0 |
131 |
5 |
1 |
313 |
11 |
2 |
487 |
18 |
3 |
604 |
22 |
4 |
647 |
24 |
5 |
738 |
27 |
6 |
Directions for on-seed use.
Ensure hose is straight when dispensing inoculant. For proper mixing, operate auger at no more than 1/2 capacity. If seed is not augered, layer the seed in drill box with frequent additions of the liquid inoculant followed by stirring to distribute the inoculant evenly over the seed.
To use the supplied flow valve and hose assembly:
In-furrow application
The liquid inoculant should be applied at the rate of 29 ml non-diluted product per 304 linear row meters (1 fl oz/1000 linear row feet). Refer to table below for application details:
Row width |
Recommended rate |
One Case Treats |
---|---|---|
30 cm (12 in) |
3130 ml/ha (1266 ml/ac) |
4.0 ha (9.8 ac) |
38 cm (15in) |
2500 ml/ha (1011 ml/ac) |
5.0 ha (12.3 ac) |
51 cm (20 in) |
1870 ml/ha (757 ml/ac) | 6.6 ha (16.4 ac) |
76 cm (30 in) |
1250 ml/ha (506 ml/ac) |
9.9 ha (27.2 ac) |
91 cm (36 in) |
1040 ml/ha (421 ml/ac) |
11.9 ha (29.5 ac) |
Directions for in-furrow use.
Inoculating every year provides “affordable” nitrogen (N) helps ensure that rhizobia populations are acceptable for effective nodulation. Soybean rhizobia are not naturally occuring in western Canadian soils. Remaining populations from previous crop years may become inefficient over time. Wet, cool soil conditions can have a large impact on nodulation. Effective inoculation leads to more uniform/stronger plant growth and maximizes total yield potential (including seed protein/ac). Using an inoculant also provides beneficial aspects with additional benefits derived from added non-rhizobial “biologically-derived” technologies.
Some Nodulator products are approved for organic use. Consult the Letter of Organic Certification to find out which products can be used.