Grow Green Fertiliser

06/03/2020

AminoOrganic™ Premium is an ACO certified organic amino acid fertiliser that has been created with selected marine crustaceans.
AminoOrganic Premium is fortified with fulvic acid.
Fulvic acid is not only a preferred food for plant beneficial microbes but also a chelating agent that eventually will help in the plant absorption of nutrients.
The natural source of the product guarantees a complete profile of amino acids needed for the plant to create whatever protein is needed to deal with its metabolism, from growth to stress situation. Hence it is important to supply plants with a broad amino acid spectrum.

06/03/2020

Let’s be honest, you can’t celebrate Autumn 🍂🍁without Pumpkins!
As the sunsets change to be a little warmer and the air starts to cool, you will be reaffirmed that some pumpkins have been using GrowGreen’s pumpkin program.
Looking forward to enjoying some delicious pumpkin soups!!

03/03/2020

🍀🍃Autumn is upon us 🍁🍂

BOM - Bureau Of Meteorology have provided an informative Climate and Water Outlook for March to May 2020.

www.bom.gov.au/climate/outlooks/ #/overview/summary/

It is the time again to reassess your fertiliser needs in preparation for the turning season and as part of our customer service we provide FREE Soil Tests with a full analysis and our recommendations.

If you are interested in preparing your fields or crops for the coming season click through to this website -> www.growgreensoil.com.au to request a FREE SOIL TEST!

03/03/2020

🍀🍃Autumn is upon us 🍁🍂

WE MADE IT !!! 🎉🎉

You all have weathered such a tumultuous Spring and Summer, high five to you 🙏🏻

BOM - Bureau Of Meteorology have provided an informative Climate and Water Outlook for March to May 2020.
It is the time again to reassess your fertiliser needs in preparation for the turning season and as part of our customer service we provide FREE Soil Tests with a full analysis and our recommendations.

If you are interested in preparing your fields or crops for the coming season click through to this website -> www.growgreensoil.com.au to request a FREE SOIL TEST!

The Climate and Water Outlook video provides a look at likely rainfall, streamflow and temperature for the months ahead. See http://ow.ly/LVEM50xWH5a for mor...

18/02/2020

Cozy days and sugar plum dreams ... It’s harvest time!!!
How are your yields?
Our Griffith Sugar Plum farmer has had a great yield even through the drought with some juicy, succulent plums.

03/02/2020

Drought breaking rain or a respite?

We discuss the best POST DROUGHT approach for SEVEN different crops; both Organic & Non-Organic methods for boosting your crops potential.

DROUGHT OFFER FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY !!!
💥5% of your purchase will be donated to the local authorities in your area💥

Click on the link below to find out more.
https://growgreenfertiliser.com/drought-offer/

31/01/2020

Stay hydrated friends.
We know for some it is harvest time, but please be safe!

28/01/2020

It’s Harvest time!!! 🌼🍑🌼

One of our Plum growers in the Riverina area has started the hard but fruitful (🤣ya get it) yards of harvesting over the long weekend and these D’Agen European Plums look like they have received a juicy yield despite the hot weather. Our client received excellent care from our GrowGreen Rep and Agronomist in Griffith, NSW that included soil tests with a full analysis and recommendations.
**If you are interested in obtaining a free soil test, with analysis and recommendations, contact us today. Information in BIO.
@ Griffith, New South Wales

22/01/2020

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 experience changes in metabolic functions such as losses of photosynthesis pigments. Lower photosynthesis rate means low plant biomass and consequently a reduction in yield.

Plants have different mechanisms to avoid water deficit. Among them, stomatal conductance is reduced as part of the systemic response triggered by a signal that originates in the root system. One of these responses is the production of abscisic acid (ABA) (Mata and Lamattina., 2001)

16/01/2020

15/01/2020

Who is getting what?
Let us know where you are and how much you got?

15/01/2020

We have our fingers crossed for the area Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻it is great to see you are utilising our products to help during the drought and prepare for the rains 🌧
Looking forward to seeing the outcome!