More about Grow Green And Techno-Organics

This site is your link to sustainable crop production. Grow Green products are designed around the most basic principle of sustainable growing which is healthy plants will grow in healthy soil.

Since 1986, Grow Green has been producing products that activate and feed the soil organisms that create healthy soil and provide nutrients for the plants. Healthy plants have their own natural defence mechanisms against pests and diseases. Grow Green products have the side benefit of improving the natural defences of the plants.

Grow Green have been proven on a wide range of crops. Farmers who use the products qualify for Techno-Organic certification, an increasingly valuable marketing tool in a rapidly expanding organic industry.

Another value-adding use of Grow Green products is that they assist the conventional farmer to make a smooth transition from dependency on artificial inputs to sustainable farming practices. Products can mostly be used in conjunction with conventional chemicals while they are being phased out. Grow Green products allow for the fastest possible transition through reducing the need for artificial inputs.

No matter what your crop is, whether broad acre or intensive horticulture, there is a Grow Green product that can help you achieve maximum and at the same time sustainable production, and help reducing the need for expensive chemical inputs. We look forward to helping you in order to farm sustainably and productively.

   

Farhang (Frank) Anvari (Executive Director Research and Development) - Machinery Drawing

Frank has over 20 years experience in the research and development of organic fertilizers, predominantly utilising fresh seafood waste. He has developed the technology to process marine waste at room temperatures, retaining high nutrient and protein levels in the fertilizers whilst removing offensive odours. Frank has a wide variety of both practical and technical skills in the areas of horticulture, mechanical engineering and particularly in the fertilizer industry.