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Fall Cover Crop Inoculant / Eagle Seed

$11.00

Eagle Seed Fall Cover Crop Inoculant is a multi-strain biological inoculant formulated for fall-planted legume and cover crop systems. It supports biological nitrogen fixation, root development and nutrient uptake to help legumes establish and perform.

Why use inoculant on a cover crop?

Legumes depend on specific beneficial bacteria to fix atmospheric nitrogen and make it available to the plant. Inoculation helps ensure the appropriate bacteria are available to establish that relationship, particularly when compatible populations may be limited in the soil.

What is in Eagle Seed Cover Crop Inoculant?

Eagle Seed Cover Crop Inoculant combines multiple strains of beneficial Rhizobium, along with proprietary endomycorrhizae and ectomycorrhizae, to support root development, nutrient uptake and plant vigor.

Does cover crop inoculant add nitrogen to the soil?

Inoculant does not simply add nitrogen like a bag of fertilizer. Instead, the appropriate Rhizobium bacteria form a symbiotic relationship with legume roots that allows the plant to convert atmospheric nitrogen into a usable form.

Product Weight

2 oz

Coverage Area

Treats 50 lbs

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Description

Eagle Seed Fall Cover Crop Inoculant contains multiple beneficial bacterial strains designed for fall-planted legumes, including hairy vetch, Austrian winter peas and compatible clover varieties.

Which Fall Cover Crops Should be Inoculated?

Planning a fall cover crop or forage blend containing legumes? Pair your seed with Eagle Seed Cover Crop Inoculant for an additional biological tool to support establishment, root development and nitrogen fixation.

Compatible Eagle Seed fall products include legume-containing blends and crops such as R & R Blend, Harper’s Blend, Smorgasbord, McPeake Blend, FieldCraft and clover and winter pea varieties, where applicable.

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