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Enzymes Agrosoft Laboratory

The products manufactured by the company are biofertilizers, biopesticides and bio growth regulators.

Enzymes Agrosoft Laboratory Private Limited was set up in March 28, 2002. The company is engaged in the manufacturing of organic inputs. “The motivation behind setting up the company was to help the cause of modern farming by generating awareness for organic farming. Also, to generate health consciousness among the general populace,” says Mr. Shashikant Sharma, director.

“We have four directors. All are from IIT background. They have served in various companies having agriculture product line,” he adds. The company is headquartered in Patna, Bihar.
The products manufactured by the company are biofertilizers, biopesticides and bio growth regulators. “Biofertilizers are rhyzobium, azotobacter, azospirillum, and psm. Biopesticides are cellopogon-90 and cello 5102, while bio growth regulator is cellozyme,” explains Mr. Sharma.

Product Range
The various products manufactured and their uses are the following:

·Aazotobacter: Aazotobacter is a nitrogen fixing bacteria in all the crops. It is free living bacteria in the soil and converts atmospheric nitrogen to nitrate form which is easily taken by the plant.

· Cellonesium: Cellonesium is a micronutrient that fulfils the deficiencies of magnesium in the plant

· Cellozyme: Cellozyme is a bio-stimulant extracted from sea-weed laminaria, azolla, and crb10 bacteria. It is useful for enhancing growth of roots, shoots, flowers and fruits. “It contains plant growth hormones like IAA, GAI, 2, 3 etc and some plants’ micronutrients. There is good demand for it, especially in vegetables, fruits and pulse crops,” says Mr. Sharma.

· Cellodenum: Cellodenum is used for enhancing nitrogen uptake by legume crops. “Without MB nitrogen fixation process is slowed down in the plant and hence results in low yield,” says Mr. Sharma.

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