For the second year running, GrowGreen Ghana Limited was honored to participate in the food and Agriculture exhibition in Ghana (FAGRO). FAGRO has become the hallmark of the Agricultural calendar in Africa, with officials from around the continent, representing a number of countries, being present…
Moisture stress, it needs no introduction if you’re charged with the responsibility of maintaining fairways and greens. Couple the effects of wear and tear with the harsh Australian environment, the added pressure of restricted water resources and it’s not only the greenery that ends up stressed!
With the tough drought conditions over the last few years, our paddocks were quite compacted, dry and depleted of nutrients. I felt it was important to get better aeration and nutrients into the soil to ensure a good season’s crop
Traditional fertilisers damage the reef by encouraging the growth of phytoplankton, which decreases light for coral to grow, encourages filter-feeding organisms which compete for space with corals, and also encourages the growth of algae over coral.
In December 2009, Peter Cutler of Portland Strawberries in Portland, Victoria, Australia, had been trying to minimize the amount of chemicals that he puts on his crops. In an effort to do this he had been using a range of natural fertilisers and was keen to trial the GrowGreen Profert product.
Glenfern Park Stud is a leading thoroughbred horse stud and agistment property located at Romsey about one hour north-west of Melbourne, and home to around 100 broodmares, foals and spelling racehorses.
From October 2009 to January 2010, Tim Hancock of Stanhope in North Central Victoria trialled GrowGreen® fertiliser technology products on 2.4 Hectares of his cattle pastures.
The paddocks were planted with Permanent Pasture several years ago; they have recently been over sown with ONE50 Ryegrass with White clover included. Paddocks are used on a continual [...]
Glenfern Park Stud is a leading thoroughbred horse stud and agistment property located at Romsey about one hour north-west of Melbourne, and home to around 100 broodmares, foals and spelling racehorses.Glenfern Park manager, David Phipps has long been an advocate of non-chemical fertilisers and for some years Glenfern Park have conducted their own on site organic based fertilisation programme. As a consequence, Glenfern Park has been able to provide horse owners with some of the finest grazing pastures in the district throughout the prolonged Victorian drought.
In late 2009/early 2010 Alex Kidd of Pacific Seeds Research Station trialled Grow Green fertiliser technology on their crops using various application techniques includesfoliar spray to seed planting.The property is a large research trials farm where Alex grows and looks for strong healthy plants. Many Agronomists and technicians frequent this facility.
