WHAT IS ZM-GROW?
A UNIQUE, PREMIUM FERTILISER
MADE FROM RECYCLED ALKALINE BATTERIES
ZM-Grow™ is a premium zinc and manganese foliar fertiliser.
Developed by Tracegrow, Finland, it is the world’s most ecological fertiliser product on the market.
The metals are extracted from used alkaline batteries and purified to produce a clean, safe, adaptable foliar fertiliser, which increases yield while enriching the nutrient content of crops.
ZM-Grow has been certified for organic use in the UK, approved for use as an organic fertiliser under EU legislation, and is now approved as an input for Organic Production by NASAA here in Australia.
The product is a liquid compound, comprised of Zinc, Manganese, along with Potassium and Sulphur, nutrients that are critical for plant growth and nutrition.
The Product has performed beyond expectations in field tests.
ZM-GROW SPECIFICATIONS
Contents:
Zn 60 g/l (4,4%)
Mn 67 g/l (4,9%)
S 75 g/l (5,4%)
Dosage:
2-3l of ZM-Grow™ + 200l of water per hectare.
Use 300-400 litres of water if conditions are very hot.
ZM-GROW'S CIRCLE OF BATTERY LIFE
Our goal is to minimize the exploitation of our planet’s limited resources by reusing them wisely and for as long as possible.The Earth needs to be ecologically balanced for the future of mankind. We think that’s a good enough reason for anyone to believe in sustainability.
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2 November, 2020
ZM-Grow is certified in accordance with NASAA Organic and Biodynamic Standard (NOS) and holds a status of "Input for Organic Amendments Production" in Australia.
Related
Using Alkaline Batteries As Raw Material For Fertilisers
Alkaline batteries contain high amounts of zinc and manganese, around 50% of their weight. Both micronutrients are important for plant nutrition, making batteries a viable and widely available source of micronutrients.
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ZM-Grow Trials
The Product has been tested in Finland, England, Italy, the USA, and other countries with good yield increases, and positive feedback from farmers.
Has thus far been tested for wheat, oats, barley, grass, corn,
citrus, avocado, cotton, tomato, and potato.
ReNutrients is currently raising funds via the OnMarket platform in order to advance the company and its plans to establish a processing and manufacturing facility in Australia.