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Maximise Inputs Across Conventional Fertiliser Application

Maximise Inputs Across Conventional Fertiliser Application

Growing crops more profitably is getting harder in 2026 as fertiliser and fuel costs spike.

It could well be smarter to balance those inputs with ones that make crops more efficient at accessing fertiliser applied in past seasons and using this season's application more cost-effectively.

For example, you could top up your crops with microbes (AMinoc) that help plants unlock that bank of pre-applied fertiliser and couple that with a plant biotimulant like 'Yielder'. Yielder induces plants to make changes in their cells so they can take in more sunlight and CO2 to grow more efficiently and use the nutrients that AMinoc unlocks for your crops and pastures that they can't do by themselves.

Two strategies to think about for 2026:
- Maximise inputs across conventional fertiliser application + AMinoc + Yielder, especially in lower phosphorous responsive soils, or
- Balance inputs by lowering conventional fertiliser application rates under agronomic advice and adding AMinoc + Yielder to lower inputs costs/ha and keep your crops powering along until you have greater confidence in the season.

Both products can be applied as a seed inoculant or post emergence via foliar spraying or fertigation.

Reach out to New Wave Bio to know more,
0477 706 334

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Seeing is believing! Liquid AMinoc formulation with Live Mycorrhizae Lettuce Trials 2025

Seeing is believing! Liquid AMinoc formulation with Live Mycorrhizae Lettuce Trials 2025

Seeing is believing! Our latest Lettuce trials in Rhizotrons with our newly developed Biological Liquid AMinoc formulation with live Mycorrhizae is showing outstanding results. From stronger roots to improved plant size, speed of growth and quality, the treated plants clearly outperform the control above and below the ground.
Our new liquid formula makes AMinoc easier than ever to use across a range of farming systems from broadacre seed coating, in-furrow applications, hydroponics, and horticulture via fertigation or tray dipping of seedlings.
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