INTRODUCING

Dr Pau Villa

 

Dr Pau Villa drives our Technical and Operations divisions including our constant focus on product development. Importantly Dr Pau holds a PHD in Agriculture and Forestry. Pau has led our science backed microbacterial research.

This essential research has allowed GrowGreen to create our suite of biostimulants that not only add great value to a farmers programme but also aid in the unlocking of nitrogen fixation. This further reduces the reliance we have on traditional synthetic fertilisers such as Urea.

SPECIALIST IN AMINO ACID CROP NUTRITION

GrowGreen is at the forefront in crop nutrition technology utilising Amino Acids

 

GrowGreen is a specialist fertiliser company that has grown its technical knowledge over 33 years. Our unique expertise is in specialised amino acids and plant hormones. Our exclusive digestion technique allows amino acids to be extracted in forms that are readily accessible and absorbed by plants.

 

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BENEFIT FROM OUR UNIQUE MICROBE PLUS® RANGE

The Microbe Plus® range is a true fusion of biological and conventional NPK fertilisers making it ideal for horticultural and broadacre crops

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Enhanced with molasses & fulvic acid
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Optimum uptake and availability
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Fortified with micro-fine zeolite
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Excellent combination with other fertilisers

Microbes that improve soil health and structure — which in turn improve plant health, development and productivity. All the nutrients in the Microbe Plus range have been microbially digested using GrowGreen’s proprietary blend of plant beneficial microbes.

Microbe Plus™ Kelp Ahead of the Pack

Our latest lab reports (completed in June 2019) show Microbe Plus™ Kelp has a consistently improved recipe ahead of a leading brand for 3 years in a row. Download the report to read more.

 

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GrowGreen fertiliser demonstrations

Our commitment to evidence–based research places GrowGreen in a unique position to present farmers with a better understanding of how our products can improve their returns.

Scientific Research

GrowGreen has undertaken extensive trials in wheat, barley, cotton, citrus, grapes, almonds, lucerne and many vegetables crops. The results of tests and demonstrations invariably show that including GrowGreen products in any fertiliser program can improve and increase in a lot area.

 

TEST & RESULTS

GrowGreen 33 years of research and innovation.

 

In recent years GrowGreen has taken these solutions beyond Australia’s shores with tremendous success. Our products now work for farmers across North America, Europe, North Asia and
West Africa.

 

 

Our Product continually improve performance, delivering high results including:

 

  • increases the levels of sugar and minerals in production;
  • releases “locked” nutrients;
  • extends the product life;
  • helps to reduce the effects of drought;
  • helps plants to strengthen their immune system & fight pests;
  • reduces the amount of conventional fertilisers;
  • helps to increase yields;

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How GrowGreen Fertilizers help Plants against Drought

Drought is a devastating natural hazard, due to the negative effects of the climatic change, the percentage of the planet affected by drought has more than doubled in the last 40 years (FAO). Water deficit in plants is considered as one of the major abiotic stresses (Jaleel et al., 2009). Plants exposed to severe drought

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Lupin Production Using GrowGreen Products

Lupins: A global perspective Lupins, which are members of the legume family,originated more or less simultaneously in both North and South America and in the Mediterranean, and have a rich history as a food starting with both the early Egyptian and pre-Incan civilizations. The Roman agriculturists also recognized lupins for their role in soil fertility

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