New generation water-saving soil additive maintains soil moisture and increases water and nutrient retention capacity of soil. Improves physical property of soil. Reduces relative water losses by evaporation and drainage. Increases water use efficiency. Reduces irrigation frequency. Reduces compaction tendency of soil. Increases plant performance. Natural in pH, non-toxic and environment-friendly. Reduces the amount of fertilizer loss through drainage.

1. Jal Raksha is a new generation water-saving soil
additive conditioner, it maintains soil moisture and
increases water and nutrient retention capacity of soil.

2. It is useful to improve physical properties of soil by:
 Increasing their water and nutrient holding capacity.
 Increasing water use efficiency.
 Enhancing soil permeability and infiltration rates.
 Reducing irrigation frequency.
 Reducing compaction tendency of soil.
 Stopping soil erosion and water run-off.
 Increasing plant performance.
 It is able to hydrate and re-hydrate many time over its
lifetimes.

3.  It is a biodegradable and has been proven of
helping agriculture, agro-forestry and forestry for
many years.
 It absorbs up to 300 times its weight water and
slowly releases that water in the root zone for
demand by plant.
 It increases water supply, enhances germination
and reduces the relative water loss by evaporation
and drainage, When use according to the
application rate, It can reduce irrigation frequency
by 50%.

4.  Its also absorbs water soluble nutrients and
fertilizers, prevents their percolation into the water
table and reduces the amount of fertilizer lose through
drainage, consequently reduces the amount of applied
fertilizer by 25% to 50%.
 Its helps build better soil. As water is drawn from it’s
hydro-gel particles by plants, the gel particles reduce in
size, allowing oxygen to occupy the void space and
create a better soil environment while stimulating more
vigorous root development.
 It is neutral in pH, non-toxic and environment-friendly
and are sensitive to the aerobic and anaerobic processes
of microbiological degradation in soils so as to
naturally degrade in CO2, H2O and nitrogen
compounds.

5.  Agriculture and horticulture.
 Landscaping, lawn and artificial turf.
 Arboriculture, Reforestation.
 Bare roots dipping and sowing, seedling
transportation.
 Hydro-seeding.
 Soil & fertilizer mixer.
 Seed coating, transplanting soilless cultivation
and floral decoration.
 Soil conditioner.

6.  In agriculture use Jal Raksha 5-10kg/ha with seeds
or separate in 4 to 6 inches depth, doses may very
according to climate, soil conditions and water
demand by the crop.
 For tree plantation, Dig hole as per
recommendation, use Jal Raksha 1 – 3 kg/m3,
mixed it into filled soil, place the tree in proper
position and fill the hole with treated soil.
 For bare root dipping, seedling transportation and
seed coating mix 1kg Jal Raksha in 200 lit. water, if
necessary add water-soluble nematocide and/or
fungicide in the solution and dip the root of plant
into solution then take it out carefully.