GrowX20 fertilisers are 100% bio-based, made from nutrient-rich livestock raw material recovered from Australian meat processors. Unlike synthetics, they enrich both plants and soil with organic matter and a full spectrum of essential trace minerals, including iron, boron, magnesium, and calcium, which are vital for balanced growth and soil regeneration.

Yes. GrowX20 fertilisers can be blended or co-applied with chemical fertilisers to reduce overall synthetic use while maintaining productivity. This hybrid approach helps farmers transition toward more regenerative and sustainable practices without changing existing systems.

Absolutely. Our formulations are compatible with most fungicides, pesticides, and foliar nutrients, allowing growers to integrate them easily into standard spray or fertigation programs without additional adjustments.

Yes. The balanced nutrient composition supports a wide range of crops from broadacre cereals to high-value horticultural systems and turf. GrowX20 improves root development, nutrient uptake, and soil structure, enhancing long-term fertility and plant resilience.

GrowX20 is an initiative of Organic Technology Holdings (OTH), an Australian biotechnology company pioneering circular economy solutions that convert agricultural and food industry by-products into high-value, sustainable fertilisers and bio-products.

Through strategic partnerships with meat and seafood processors, GrowX20 converts large volumes of nutrient-rich raw material into liquid bio-based fertilisers. Our model allows decentralised manufacturing close to the source, ensuring consistent quality, reduced transport emissions, and scalable output.

GrowX20 closes the circular loop by upcycling processor “waste” into renewable fertilisers. This approach reduces landfill, lowers emissions, and restores long-term soil vitality simultaneously helping farmers move away from extractive inputs toward regenerative nutrient cycles.

Processors can partner with us to convert their by-products into commercial-grade fertilisers, creating new revenue streams while reducing disposal costs.