P L A N T A U X INNOVATIONS PVT LTD

THE SCIENCE BEGINS WITH THE SOIL

With a focus on biology as the solution to soil and plant health, PLANTAUX is pioneering new methods of incorporating soil microbes, microbe food, Micro Nutrients and all nutrient enhancers to build healthy plants and healthier soils.

Why Does Soil Biology Matter?

Plant health begins with healthy soil that is crowded with microbial activity. Healthy soil helps maximize crop yield potentially and The soil ecosystem serves as a habitat, a sources of nutrients, and a protector from stress - all of which increase the plant's ability to flourish. That's why we believe plant health and soil health are important factors.

“Each Farmer’s Brain Is An Unpublished Scientific Book.”

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We Empower Farmers
By Harnessing The Power Of Soil

PLANTAUX products harness the power of soil microbes to build soil health, increase yield, reduce the need for fertilizer, and increase the breakdown of crop residue. changing soil at a fundamental level and building a support system for your plant that will yield huge improvements in plant growth.we believe that by charging soils with diverse soil microbes and micronutrients, we help our farmers improve the health of their soils , farmers using plantaux products see a return on their investment in just one season!

RIGHT PRODUCT

Product Type To Crop Needs.

Different crop species have different nutrient requirements and there is a wide range of fertilizers with different profiles to meet these. Product selection takes into account the needs of a particular crop, climate and soil properties, economic considerations and method of application.we focus more on Crop specific Products

RIGHT QUANTITY.

Amount Of Fertilizers Type To Crop Needs.

Understanding the major nutrients, micro nutrient & Soil Microbial needs of a crop throughout its growth cycle is the first step to calculating a suitable fertilizer application rate. An excess of nutrients will lead to environmental losses, while an insufficiency will limit crop yield.

RIGHT TIME

Makes Nutrients Available When Crops Needs Them.

For optimum yields, sufficient nutrients need to be accessible to a crop as it moves through its various growth stages. But if a nutrient is present in the soil for an extended period prior to crop uptake, it may move outside the root zone or be converted into a less plant-available form. The best timing for fertilizer application is therefore based on consideration of the timing of crop uptake, the dynamics of the soil nutrient supply and the release rates of specific products.

RIGHT PLACE

Keep Nutrients Where It Needed To Crops

A plant’s full genetic potential is only achieved when the soil structure allows its roots to grow and exploit the maximum soil volume. A good soil structure ensures the right proportion of voids of different sizes for good rooting conditions and improves the roots’ ability to locate nutrients. With nutrients in the right location within the soil, crops have the best access to them.

Did you know?

Balanced plant nutrition is a vital element of sustainable crop growth, higher Crop Yield and soil management.

BASIC NEEDS

There are 17 most important nutrients for plants, all different pieces of the very same puzzle. Plants must obtain these nutrients from their environment and from different sources to grow optimally healthy.

REQUIREMENT

One nutrient or One Fertilizer alone cannot deliver sufficient yield and crop quality. It is the balanced nutrition between the different nutrients that ensures reaching yields according to the genetic potential of the crops.

QUANTITY

The rate and ratio at which each nutrient is needed by a plant changes over its growth cycle. A deficiency in one nutrient cannot be compensated by a surplus of another nutrient.

SOIL HEALTH

Healthy and fertile soils need adequate supply of nutrient. Enriching Indian soils is a prerequisite for sustaining agriculture and Indian farmers.

POWER SOILER

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Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Former-President of India - Indian aerospace scientist

We have to transfer India in five areas where has Core and Competence First being ” AGRICULTURE”

Dr. Norman E. Borlaug Nobel Laureate-American agronomist-Father of the Green Revolution

As far as plants are concerned, they can't tell whether that nitrate ion comes from artificial chemicals or from decomposed organic matter.

Masanobu Fukuoka Japanese farmer and philosopher

The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.

Dr. M. S. Swaminathan Bharat Ratna-Father of the Green Revolution in India.

Micronutrient deficiency in the soil results in micronutrient malnutrition in people, since crops grown on such soils tend to be deficient in the nutrients needed to fight hidden hunger.