Nutri-Kelp™

One of the world’s most potent organic seaweed fertilisers concentrated into a 100% soluble powder.

Derived from Ascophyllum nodosum, harvested from the clean, cold North Atlantic waters. Available in a 100% soluble powder, which reduces transport costs, this seaweed fertiliser can be used through irrigation or as a highly productive foliar fertiliser. Kelp is a natural source of auxins, cytokinins and gibberellins, and these ingredients, in conjunction with the comprehensive range of trace elements, amino acids and chelating agents found in kelp, can provide many benefits. Kelp also contains complex carbohydrates which are a powerful microbial promotant – the fungal component of the soil can be boosted with Nutri-Kelp™ powder.

Natural Soil-Life & Plant Growth Promoters
Nutri-Kelp™

Benefits

  • Australian Certified Organic (ACO) Registered Farm Input 456AI.
  • Can be a valuable rescue remedy during periods of stress.
  • Improves crop quality and associated shelf-life.
  • Boosts soil life activity, particularly the fungal fraction.
  • Reduces maturation time.
  • Increased brix levels may increase cold tolerance in some crops.
  • Offers DIY chelation, as it contains a chelating agent called mannitol.
  • Contains broad-spectrum trace elements in naturally chelated plant available form.
  • Boosts flowering and improves the flower to fruit ratio.
Testimonials

Testimonials

“It is the most exciting project we have ever had happen in our farming life. To have somebody care about our soil and follow up has been very helpful.” – Alick Beggs, Reedy Creek
Testimonials

Testimonials

“I was simply astounded at the results. There was a massive fruit set … we harvested 250% more fruit than the previous season and fruit size was just as good as other years.” – Peter Cochrane, Cowra
Testimonials

Testimonials

“Instead of the typical hard crust, the soil became moist and friable, and the smell was fantastic – I know there is a long way to go with this soil, but changes are already happening. Who would have thought I’d be seeing worms back in my soils again so soon!” – John Traill, Liverpool Plains