Crop application data
A fast-maturing pulse, often ready in ~60–70 days, prized for rotations and as a protein-rich food across Asia.
60–70 days
the entire window mung bean has to nodulate and fix — miss the early start and the chance is gone.
Its short cycle leaves little time to build nitrogen, so early, vigorous nodulation is decisive; weak establishment wastes the crop’s fixation window.
Often ready in 60–70 days, mung bean squeezes a protein harvest and a nitrogen boost into short rotation windows across Asia.
Its short cycle leaves little time to build nitrogen, so nodulation has to be early and vigorous — or the fixation window closes before it opens.
Patchy or slow establishment means thin nodulation and a lost chance to fix, on a crop whose whole value is speed.
A crop-matched program led by the Orvan™ coupling, backed by a region-specific rhizobium (Nodu™) and phosphate-solubilizing, stress-tolerance PGPR (Vigor™). Each is field-proven and available on its own.
Rhizosphere coordination consortium
Nitrogen-fixation potentiation — applied alongside your rhizobial inoculant. Orvan™ carries no rhizobia of its own; it amplifies the ones already adapted to your soil.
Rhizobial inoculant
The region-matched, nitrogen-fixing rhizobia your crop needs — so it fixes more of its own nitrogen and you buy less.
PGPR — phosphorus & stress
Frees bound soil phosphorus, builds stronger roots, and buffers drought and salinity stress — the second leg of the consortium.
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Orvan™ field trials · Mung Bean · vs. untreated control
Across 54 sites in 5 provinces (Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Henan; 2021–2024): +15.3% average yield, up to 4.8× more nodules, nitrogenase up to 4.5×, and up to 55 kg N/ha fixed within a 60–70-day cycle, from vigorous early nodulation.