What working with us looks like

We supply plant-based nutrition, but the product on its own rarely changes a season. What changes it is a programme built from your analyses and proven on one of your own fields first. Here is what we do, and what to expect at each stage.

Our services

Four ways we work
with growers.

Most clients start with one and end up using two or three. Advice comes with supply either way — there is no separate consultancy line on the invoice.

01

Agriculture industry

Field-scale nutrition programmes for arable and horticultural producers who want a clean input list without giving up commercial yield or quality.

What it includes

  • A season plan built from your own soil and tissue analyses
  • Base granular nutrition, with liquid NPK through fertigation
  • Targeted trace-element corrections when analysis calls for them
  • Compatibility checked against the spray programme you already run
Best for arable, field vegetables, fruit, ornamentals Supplied as 25 kg bags and bulk
02

Sport fields

Turf takes heavy wear and constant public access, which makes input safety matter as much as colour and recovery.

What it includes

  • Partly slow-release granular nutrition for an even growth curve
  • No animal by-products — no odour, and nothing to keep players off the surface
  • A calendar built around your fixture list and renovation windows
  • Spread with the equipment you already own
Best for football, golf, municipal grounds Supplied as 25 kg bags and bulk
03

Developments

New formulations are trialled with growers before they reach the catalogue. If your crop needs something the range does not cover yet, this is where it starts.

What it includes

  • Controlled fermentation trials on the raw material your crop needs
  • Full-season field validation, in the Netherlands and abroad
  • Analysis and documentation as the formulation is refined
  • First access to the finished product for the growers who trialled it
Best for an unmet nutrient requirement Basis by agreement, case by case
04

Advice

Products are only half the answer. The schedule that fits your equipment, your labour and your certification scheme is the other half.

What it includes

  • Soil and tissue analyses translated into an application schedule
  • Dosing and timing matched to your equipment and the crop's growth stages
  • Certification documentation for your market and scheme
  • A named contact who stays involved through the season
Best for any grower switching a programme Basis included with supply
What to expect

From first call to
a repeatable programme.

Five stages. Each one says what happens, what we need from you, and how long it usually takes — so you can see the commitment before you make it.

Step 01

First conversation

Same or next working day

We ask what you grow, in what system, at what scale — and what your current programme and certification scheme require. If the range is not the right answer for your crop, we would rather say so in the first call than three months in.

What we need from you
Crop, area or volume, growing system, certification scheme
What you get back
A straight answer on fit, and an indicative price
Step 02

Analysis

Within a week of receiving your figures

Your soil and tissue analyses are read against what the crop actually demands and what your current inputs supply. The point is to find where the programme is short before anything is recommended.

What we need from you
Recent soil and tissue analyses, and your current fertilizer plan
What you get back
A written read of where the gaps are, in plain language
Step 03

Plan

Typically one to two weeks

A nutrition schedule matched to your crop, its growth stages, your equipment and your labour — product, rate, timing and application method for each pass, with tank-mix compatibility checked against what you already spray.

What we need from you
Your application equipment, capacity and key dates
What you get back
The schedule, the product data sheets, and a quotation
Step 04

Trial

One growing season

The plan runs on a single field or one greenhouse compartment, alongside your existing programme as the reference. The comparison happens on your ground and your soil, not on ours.

What we need from you
One block to trial on, and your reference treatment
What you get back
In-season check-ins and a written comparison at harvest
Step 05

Roll out

Ongoing

Scaled across the operation, with supply planned around your application windows and the schedule adjusted each season as the crop reports back.

What we need from you
Your volumes and delivery windows for the season ahead
What you get back
Supply, season-long support, and updated documentation
Included as standard

The part that isn’t on the invoice.

A named contact

One agronomist who knows your crop and your history, not a ticket queue.

A reply within a day

Normally one working day by email. Urgent supply questions, call and we answer.

Full documentation

Product data sheets, analyses and the certification papers your scheme asks for.

Season-long support

We stay involved after the order ships, and adjust the schedule as the crop responds.

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Before you commit

The practical questions.

What is the smallest quantity you supply?

25 kg bags are the smallest granular unit; liquids come in the container size that suits your dosing system. Minimum order quantities depend on destination and are confirmed with your quotation.

How long does delivery take?

Lead time depends on volume and destination, and is confirmed in writing with the quotation. European deliveries are normally the quickest; overseas shipments are planned around freight, so tell us your application window and we will work back from it.

Does the trial cost anything?

The product itself is invoiced as normal. The planning, the in-season check-ins and the written comparison at the end are not charged separately — they are part of supplying you properly.

Can I use this and keep my organic certification?

Yes. The products meet the certification standards for organic cultivation (EKO / BIO) and are allowed in organic and biological food and flower production schemes. Tell us which scheme you are certified under and we will send the documentation your certifier asks for.

Will it work alongside my existing spray programme?

They are compatible with most agrochemical fertilizers, biological fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides and herbicides. We check your programme against the range when the schedule is drawn up — and as always, run a small jar test before any new tank mix.

What happens if it does not perform?

That is exactly what the single-field trial is for. Finding out on one block, against your own reference, costs you a season on a small area rather than a season across the whole operation. If the comparison does not justify the switch, we will tell you.

Do you supply outside the Netherlands?

Yes — we supply professional cultivators worldwide from the Netherlands. Send your location and required volume and we will come back with lead times and freight options.

Ready to grow it differently?

Tell us your crop, your growing system and your volumes. We will put together a nutrition plan and a quote, usually within one working day.