Biocomposite Destruct

The product is based on a consortium of valuable strains of three spore-forming bacteria:
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (BIM V-842 D),
Bacillus mojavensis (VKPM V-13580),
Paenibacillus polymyxa RNCM B-747.
The total number of viable microbial cells is at least 1×10⁹ CFU/mL

Mode of action
The product is based on spore-forming bacteria with high destructive, fungicidal, and growth-stimulating properties. Active degradation of plant residues is achieved through the synthesis of a complex of lytic enzymes such as cellulase, endo-1,4-β-glucanase, protease, amylase, and others by the producing strains.
In addition to its destructive properties, the product has antagonistic effects due to the synthesis of antibiotic substances and is capable of actively suppressing the growth of phytopathogenic microorganisms, while also stimulating plant growth and increasing yield.

Crop	Consumption rate	Time and features ofapplication
All crops	1–3 l/ha Working solution consumption rate: 200–300l/ha	Spraying of soil and shredded or non-shredded plant residues after harvesting previous crops or before sowing (planting). After the spraying, the time for starting work at the treated areas shall be set: one day for manual mechanised work.

To prepare the working solution, fill the sprayer tank about two-thirds full with non-chlorinated water, start the mixing device, add the required amount of the fertiliser, bring to the estimated volume with water, mix the solution and perform the treatment. Spraying of soil with stubble remains of the previous crop shall be performed immediately before the soil treatment (plowing, cultivation, etc.). To stimulate the decomposition of stubble and plant residues, ammonium nitrate or urea (urea) can be added in amounts of 2-10 kg/ha of active ingredient. The minimum nitrogen rate is recommended for treating cereal straw, while the maximum rate is for treating sunflower post-harvest residues.

Agrochemical application method
The application technology of Biocomposite Destruct is in place and provides for the use of conventional and special technical means in agriculture intended for agrochemical works. For spraying of soil and stubble remains, it is recommended to use commercially available sprayers (OPM-2001, OPSh-2000, OPU 1/18-200, OMP-601, OP-2.0/18, OPG-2500-18-05F, OPG-2500-24-05F, SLV-2000 R, etc.) producing a coarse spray. Mix the fertiliser prior to use. To prepare the working solution, fill the sprayer tank about two-thirds full with non-chlorinated water, start the mixing device, add the required amount of the fertiliser, bring to the estimated volume with water, mix the solution and perform the treatment. It is recommended to use the fertiliser after opening the package and the prepared working solution on the day of work. Spraying of soil with stubble remains of the previous crop shall be performed immediately before the soil treatment (plowing, cultivation, etc.).