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NanoSoils Bio

Fertiliser that responds to the plant, not the clock

A plastic-free, mineral-based fertiliser that holds nutrients until plant roots call for them. Designed for acid and alkaline soils across the globe.

Trigger release fertiliserHow it works
NanoSoils trigger-release fertiliser particle
Applications

Two ways to use trigger release

Fertiliser application: roots trigger nutrient release from the particle

Fertiliser application

For phosphate and nitrogen products in acid and alkaline soils, as our own granule or a thin layer on existing granules.

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Seed application

Seed application

Seed-safe fertiliser placement for small, fertiliser-sensitive seeds such as canola and pasture species.

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The science

From nanomedicine to fertiliser

Particle size and surface area

Why nanoparticles are useful even in small amounts.

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Encapsulation and protection

How actives are held and shielded inside nanoscale matrices.

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Trigger release

How roots signal when nutrients are released.

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Trials

Trial results

Grain trial

Grain

Lodging in wheat and barley →
Canola trial

Canola

Germination and biomass →
Pasture trial

Pasture

Tall fescue establishment →
Cotton trial

Cotton

Performance under drought →
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  • Science
    • Particle size and surface area
    • Encapsulation and protection
    • Trigger release
  • Trigger release fertiliser
    • Fertiliser application
    • Seed application
  • Trials
    • Grain
    • Canola
    • Pasture
    • Cotton
  • News
  • Team