Non-GMO bacteria substantively reduces farm nitrous oxide emissions

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Thanks for an excellent article.

As to distribution, seeds are often coated with agents to protect them from rot etc. Why not coat them with the bacteria too?

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Depends on the cost to do it.

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Sure. Plus a lot more. Such as are the bacteria still alive when the seed gets planted.

But worth trying.

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Since the farmer is out applying the fertilizer anyway, it might be straightforward to add a bacteria cocktail to the mix. The concentration could be higher and more easily controlled.

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