Biofertilisers generally work best applied at lower rates more often, rather than in one or two large applications. Regular applications keep feeding soil microbes through the season.
Grazing pastures: Apply three or more times per year. Applying after grazing helps support pasture recovery.
Orchards and vines: Apply three or more times per year, timed around key growth stages such as flowering, fruit set and fruit development.
Small mixed crops and seedlings: Apply weekly or fortnightly during early growth, then fortnightly to monthly once plants are established.
Fertigation: Small, regular doses can be delivered through your irrigation system.
First one to three years, or moving away from synthetic fertilisers: Apply more often while soil biology builds up.
Choosing a rate: Use the lower end of the rate range when applying frequently, or for seedlings, young plants and fertile soils. Use the higher end for established crops, pasture and periods of rapid growth. For best results, apply in cool conditions, such as early morning, late afternoon or overcast days, and avoid spraying above 27°C.
See our Rates and Methods page for more information.
