







Origin – Advanced Inoculant for Soybean
ORIGIN is a premium liquid soybean inoculant formulated with high-concentration Bradyrhizobium japonicum (1 × 10⁹ CFU/mL). Designed for reliable nodulation and early root development, ORIGIN promotes rapid biological symbiosis between soybean roots and soil—supporting consistent nitrogen supply from emergence through grain fill.
Guaranteed Active Microbials
Microbial Component Guaranteed Strength B. japonicum 1 × 10⁹ CFU/mL Strong, Early Nodulation
B. japonicum ensures competitive nodulation and rapid establishment of the nitrogen-fixing symbiosis. Early nodule formation supports consistent biological nitrogen supply throughout the growing season.Enhanced Root Development
B. japonicum stimulates root growth hormones and improves root architecture, extending root networks and improving access to water and nutrients. Strong root establishment supports deeper root penetration and nutrient efficiency.Uniform Stand Establishment
Consistent microbial delivery per seed ensures predictable performance across the entire soybean population. Strong early vigor translates to uniform canopy development and yield stability.Improved Nitrogen Supply
B. japonicum delivers biological nitrogen fixation providing early nutritional support during critical vegetative stages, reducing stress and supporting premium grain development.Bradyrhizobium japonicum, a Gram-negative bacterium, enhances Nitrogen availability by fixing atmospheric nitrogen in symbiosis with legumes, particularly soybeans. This root nodule-residing bacterium creates specialized structures called nodules on legume roots, where it fixes nitrogen into a plant-usable form.
Applications
- Nitrogen fixation in symbiosis with leguminous plants
- Enhancement of soil fertility in agriculture
- Sustainable alternative to nitrogenous fertilizers
IndustriesBradyrhizobium Japonicum is predominantly utilized in the agriculture industry, specifically in the cultivation of leguminous crops like soybeans.
Recommended Application Rate
20 mL per kg of soybean seed — designed to provide uniform coverage without overwetting
Biological Delivery per Seed
(Based on ~6,000 seeds/kg and 20 mL/kg application rate)
B. japonicum: ~3.3 x 10⁶ CFU per seed — supports rapid and competitive nodulation
Treatment Capacity
Pack Sizes
Seed Treated
Area Covered
1 L ORIGIN
2 seed bags
~2 acres
20 L ORIGIN
42 seed bags
~42 acres
Application Guidelines
Directions for Use
On-farm Seed Treatment (Soybean): Prepare a slurry using clean water and a suitable sticking agent such as gum arabic or molasses. Add ORIGIN at a rate of 20 mL per kg of seed and mix thoroughly to obtain a uniform slurry.
Apply the slurry evenly to soybean seed to ensure complete coverage. Allow treated seed to dry in shaded conditions prior to planting. Plant treated seed within 12 hours of application. Do not expose treated seed to direct sunlight or excessive heat. Use treated seed for planting only.
CAUTION STATEMENT
- Use only on soybean or legume seed.
- Use fresh slurry; do not store prepared mixtures
- Compatibility with chemical seed treatments has not been evaluated unless otherwise stated.
On-Farm Seed Treatment. Using a Sticking Agent.
Prepare a slurry using gum arabica or molasses with water and 20 ml ORIGIN per 1kg seed. Coat seeds and dry in shade before planting on the field. Ensure planting within 12 hours of coating.
Compatibility
ORIGIN is compatible with:
- Fertility programs: All nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium formulations
- Micronutrients: Zinc (Zn), Manganese (Mn), Boron (B), and Copper (Cu)
- Biostimulants: Amino acids, seaweeds, fulvic acids
THE NITROGEN CAUTION
To ensure maximum nodulation, avoid high-nitrogen environments during application.
Recommendation: For best results, use a low-N or N-free starter to allow the bacteria to establish the primary nitrogen source for the season.
Available Sizes
1 L, 20 L, 100 L
Storage & Handling
DO’s
- Shake or stir well before each use
- Keep at 5–25°C
- Store in shade space
- Apply within 6 weeks of manufacturing
AVOID
- Freezing temperatures or exposure above 35°C
- Direct sunlight
- Mixing with harsh chemicals or pesticides














