Sargon Bioscience

The biologicals market is crowded. But not all products are built the same.

Sargon's Charge™ line stands out because we focus on what matters most: field-tested performance. Our precision carbon-based solutions are engineered for the challenges of modern agronomy.

We're not chasing trends. We're solving real problems for companies who need results they can measure.

From early-season vigor to late-season resilience, our microalgal formulations work when and where it counts.

Leading ag brands are choosing Sargon for one reason: proven labile carbon for biologicals to consume.

Our Charge™ products contain diverse, high-performing single and multi-specie microalgae that have naturally occurring trace elements, amino acids, and other naturally occurring bioactive compounds. Each formulation is crafted with purpose and validated in real-world conditions.

If you're looking to differentiate your portfolio, microalgae is a powerful addition to any application, from planter box to on-seed treatments. Let's talk.

Microalage innovation. Field-tested performance.

Flexibility is the name of the game in modern agronomy.

Our Charge™ microalgal consortium integrates seamlessly into your existing operations with multiple placement options:

✓ Seed treatment
✓ In-furrow application
✓ Foliar application

Whether you're a retailer, input manufacturer, or seed company, Sargon delivers plug-and-play solutions designed to fit your agronomic portfolio without disrupting your workflow.

Real innovation means working with your system, not against it.

Seed treatment isn’t about fixing problems later — it’s about supporting the seed from the moment it goes in the ground.

Early planting stress, cool soils, and inconsistent conditions can all slow emergence and early root development. That’s where seed treatment plays a critical role.

Sargon Ag seed treatment products are designed to support the microbial environment around the seed early, helping create better conditions for emergence, root growth, and stand uniformity.

A strong crop start isn’t accidental — it’s intentional.