For decades, British farming has been locked into an N-P-K mindset, but this often means paying premium prices for imported synthetic units. It’s also unnecessary. Years of synthetic inputs have degraded soil health and conductivity, leaving a vast amount of nitrogen and phosphorus locked inside the soil, inaccessible to early-stage roots.
With volatile global supply chains and the new £75/tonne import and carbon tax on synthetic fertilisers biting into margins, this is a financial leak that modern farm businesses simply cannot afford to ignore.
Even worse, excess nitrogen that doesn’t get trapped in the soil instead leaches out the field and into waterways. Headlines about nitrogen runoff and algal blooms are more than an environmental crisis, they visually represent wasted money spent by farms.
It makes little sense to keep buying nitrogen when it’s already there in the soil. Far better, surely, to find a way to make it accessible to crops?
Novagro is a patent-protected, British-made organic-mineral complex that shifts focus from artificial feeding to biological unlocking. It doesn’t compete on bag-analysis numbers because it operates on a different scientific mechanism – it’s not about how many chemical units you dump on a field; it’s about the value you provide to crops without negatively affecting the local environment.
By activating nutrient reserves already present in the soil, NovaGro accelerates early-stage plant development while reducing reliance on imported synthetic inputs.
Novagro is a stable, farm-ready material that spreads beautifully using a standard twin-disc spreader. And being entirely sourced and manufactured in the UK, it is decoupled from global trade instability and import taxes.
With independently monitored field trials kicking off across the UK alongside leading agricultural research partners, Novagro will soon have the robust data to back up the exceptional performance seen in our initial farm evaluations.
Designed to be highly cost-effective compared to traditional inputs, Novagro offers British growers a genuine opportunity to protect margins while safeguarding local waterways.
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