Introducing P Sol B®-PSP Sol B® - PS is a biological fertilizer based on a selected strain of naturally-occurring beneficial bacteria Pseudomonas striata (NCIM 2847). It is used as an effective soil inoculant.P Sol B®- PS contains vegetative cells of Pseudomonas striata. It is formulated as Wettable Powder with CFU count of 5 X 10 ^ 7 / g. P Sol B TM- PS is registered under the Fertilizer Control Order- Govt of India. P Sol B® - PS is approved for use in Organic Agriculture. Phosphorus is abundant in several soils and is one of the major nutrients limiting the plant growth. The overall Phosphorus use efficiency following phosphate fertilizer application is low because of the formation of insoluble complexes Therefore this mandates frequent application of soluble forms of inorganic Phosphorus necessary for crop production. This results in leaching to the ground water and results in eutrophication of aquatic systems and pollutes soil. Phosphorus is an important macronutrient which is applied to soil in the form of phosphatic fertilizers. A large portion of this soluble inorganic phosphate applied to the soil as chemical fertilizer is immobilized rapidly and becomes unavailable to plants. P Sol B®- PS aids in transformation of soil Phosphorus and is therefore an integral part of the soil Phosphorus cycle as they help in releasing Phosphorus from inorganic and organic pools of total soil Phosphorus through solubilization and mineralization About the Company GST Registration Date: Sep 2022 Legal Status of Firm: Limited Company Number of Employees: 51 To 100 People Annual Turnover: 5 - 25 Cr company-description: AgriLife (India) Pvt Ltd is a pioneering agribiotech manufacturing company headquartered in Hyderabad, India, with a rich history dating back to its inception in 1993. The company is dedicated to revolutionizing agricultural practices through cutting-edge bio solutions tailored for crops and soils, and it has had a global impact since 2001. Product Portfolio: AgriLife offers a wide range of products, including Bio Pesticides, Bio-Fertilizers, Bio Stimulants, Nano Agri Inputs, Probiotics, Feed Supplements, Aquaculture, Poultry, Cattle and other essential agricultural inputs. These products are developed through innovative bio solutions. Microbial Strains: The company has gained international recognition by securing an International patent deposit certificate under the Budapest Treaty for its 40 strains of microbes, each with distinctive accession numbers. They adhere to ethical practices, including Access Benefit Sharing (ABS) Agreements with state biodiversity boards, ensuring royalties are paid to the originating habitats. Collaborations and Partnerships: AgriLife has established licensing agreements with affiliated research centers of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and the Vector Control Research Centre (VCRC) under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), demonstrating its commitment to ethical sourcing and compliance with the National Biodiversity Act. Research and Manufacturing Strengths: AgriLife's success is attributed to its robust Research and Development (R&D) capabilities and advanced manufacturing capacity, including substantial fermentation capabilities in India. This enables them to translate scientific breakthroughs into practical solutions efficiently. Certifications: AgriLife holds over 120 approvals for Bio Inputs used in organic farming, showcasing their dedication to sustainable agriculture. They are also recognized as a "Star Export House" by the Government of India, making them a leading Bio-Pesticides & Bio-Fertilizers Company in India. Business Philosophy: The company's core philosophy revolves around research, development, and cutting-edge manufacturing. They offer diverse avenues for collaboration, including bulk supplies, private label supplies, and customized formulations. AgriLife also engages in joint ventures both globally and within India to enhance sales and distribution capabilities. Collaborative Ventures: AgriLife has established joint ventures in various countries, including Spain, Egypt, Iran, and Oman, as well as domestic partnerships within India, such as the partnership with Koppert BV, Netherlands, aimed at elevating agricultural practices in the region.