Better growth.
From the
ground up.
It begins beneath the surface.
We bring formulation, manufacturing and agronomy together in Amman, with the conditions in your field at the heart of every conversation.
Discover our rootsNourish what’s next.

Nutrition, in every drop.
Soluble formulations for fertigation programmes. Explore balanced, nitrogen-led and potassium-led grades.
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Ready for the next irrigation.
Liquid NPK, calcium and nitrogen options for programmes that need nutrients in solution.
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More possibility per litre.
Concentrated suspension and gel formulations, matched to the way you mix and apply.
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A strong start, from the soil.
Compound granular formulations for field application, including balanced and starter grades.
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One nutrient. A clear purpose.
Single-nutrient and straight fertilizer options for building a more precise programme.
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Small elements. Essential roles.
Iron, zinc and micronutrient blends. Discuss soil pH and the right chelating agent with our team.
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A direct route through the leaf.
Foliar formulations to complement root nutrition. Match the product and timing to the crop.
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Closer to
your crop.
Soil. Water. The growing season.
Good nutrition begins with understanding the whole picture.
Quality & origin
Rooted in quality.
Made in Jordan. Manufactured in Amman.
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Closer to your field.
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The salinity budget: what your water leaves for the fertilizer
How irrigation water and fertilizer share a crop’s salinity allowance, with worked examples from the Jordan Valley.
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Iron at pH 8: which chelate survives the soil you actually farm
What soil pH means for iron availability, chelate stability and the choices behind an effective nutrition programme.
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