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Ans. A 200-250 g packet of biofertilizer is sufficient for seed treatment of seeds sufficient for sowing one acre of groundnut. Slurry is formed from the packet by adding little water and gum acacia or cane sugar is added as a binder so that the inoculants stick to the seeds. The treated seeds are dried in shade and immediately used for sowing.
