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Dec 2021
Dec 2021
Sili-Fert P
Ecological fertilizer using 100% bio-available silicon
Growers are always looking for new products that can enhance crop production and performance. Roam Technology has developed Sili-Fert P, the Silicon based formula. Greenhouse tomato and cucumber growers as well as outdoor horticulture growers in New Zealand are already benefiting from this product. This liquid Silicon fertilizer could also reduce the need for pesticides and other chemical treatments.
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If you are interested in learning more about Sili-Fert P contact:
Grant Beare
Phone +64 (0)21 020 08040
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