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Innoculant for Edamame (Soya Beans)

 
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Hi all
Have any of you come across a soya bean innoculant available in the UK/EU?
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Mr Fothergill's do a Pea and Bean Booster which they claim can be used on all peas and beans.

Not sure if that includes soy beans though...

 
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Thanks Burra
My reading suggests that it needs a different innoulant. I wonder how much of that is sales talk.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
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I used a conventional legume inoculant (West Coast Seeds) on my soybeans this year, and looking at the roots this fall i'm finding no evidence of nodes on the roots. My other beans all had nodes on the roots.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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