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Rhizobia are a group of soil bacteria that form a symbiotic association with legumes. The rhizobia infect legume root nodules and within these nodules, they fix atmospheric nitrogen into plant-available nitrogen. This nitrogen is fed to the plant so that incorporating legumes like peas, chickpeas or clover into farming systems reduces the need to use industrially synthesised fertiliser to supply nitrogen to crops.
The National Rhizobium Steering Committee (NRSC) is comprised of highly experienced rhizobial scientists from all over Australia.
The role of the NRSC is to ensure the quality of commercial rhizobial inoculant strains is maintained for the benefit of Australian farmers by providing oversight and knowledge to the industry. The NRSC assess, endorse and monitor the rhizobial strains and carriers (formulations) that are manufactured by the inoculant industry for sale and use by Australian farmers. The NRSC aims to protect the industry against strains that don’t have effective science supporting their use while protecting farmers from using poor quality inoculants. The NRSC also ensures science connects with industry needs through strong and vigorous relationships with commercial inoculant manufacturers.

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