Bioinoculants
The OCP and Metcalf range of bioinoculants were researched and developed from indigenous isolates selected for maximum benefit to the plant. We will continue to expand this range as more isolates are being discovered with specific traits to re-establish the biological balance of good fungi in cropping situations.
Metcalf Solstice
Two fungi native to Tasmania, Trichoderma Td82 and Td84 that have been found to be effective for the healthy establishment of raspberry canes.
Metcalf Td81B
A native Trichoderma isolate that colonises the flowers and skin of grape bunches and stone fruit to support a naturally balanced microbial biome that favours healthy crop yields.
Metcalf Gauntlet
Trichoderma harzianum (Td22) is a fungus native to the red soils of NW Tasmania that has evolved to provide a healthy growing environment for native plants and crops like onions.
Metcalf TdAVC1 & TdAVA2
Two native Trichoderma strains isolated from an avocado plantation in Northern NSW that once colonised in the soil provide a healthy rhizosphere for avocado trees.
Metcalf Macanizer
A native Trichoderma isolates discovered in Macadamia flowers in Australia that assists with growing healthy Macadamia crops.
Isolate Td81b
Td 81b contains spores and cfu’s of a naturally occuring beneficial fungi called Trichoderma hazianum.
Isolate Td67
Td67 is an early season spray made up of Trichoderma koningii. It was isolated from grape flowers.
Isolates TdAVC1 & TdAVA2
Contains Trichoderma hamatum isolates AVC1 & AVA2. When applied to the soil these isolates re-establishes the natural balance of good fungi in soils.
RhizoVital 42
The product RhizoVital 42 is a biostimulant and contains spores of the naturally occurring soil bacteria Bacillus amyloliquefaciens FZB 42.
