Plant Health Care has been thoroughly evaluating the performance of Myconate on many important agricultural crops since 2002. A summary of this work is presented in the Performance Data presentations accessible on the left. Contact us for more information and if your crop is not covered in the presentations.
- extensive work has been done on both corn (maize) and on soybeans. In addition we report on a couple of trials with cotton and sunflowers.
- Myconate has been tested on the major cereals, particularly on wheat but more recently on sorghum. For wheat the tests have covered Mexico and South Africa as well as the USA and extremely impressive results have been obtained from countries with relatively dry climates.
- we have tested many vegetable crops including legumes, root vegetables, tomatoes and peppers. Tests have been conducted in Europe as well as the USA.
- mycorrhizae are known to improve a plant’s efficiency at extracting water and fertilizers from the soil. We have begun trials to demonstrate the potential for Myconate in these important respects.
Myconate helps you reap the benefits of an active, natural mycorrhizal system without the trouble and expense of inoculating your soils.