Efficient Foliar Nutrition for Quality Crop

Tow and Fert gives cropping and horticulture growers a single, flexible platform for a wide range of liquid and suspension inputs. You can apply foliar fertilisers, compost teas, seaweed, fish hydrolysate and trace minerals together in one calibrated pass, targeting the foliage when plants can use nutrients most efficiently. Foliar delivery bypasses soil lock‑up and leaching, so more of what you pay for actually reaches the crop, supporting yield and quality even when soil conditions are limiting.

This versatility really shows up at key growth stages: you can tank‑mix nutrients with compatible crop protection products to correct deficiencies, push flowering or fruit set, and support finish in high‑value crops without extra runs across the paddock. For diversified operations running vegetables, arable and permanent crops side by side, one Tow and Fert unit can service multiple programmes, simplifying logistics while keeping options open as the season changes.

Tow and Fert is designed to handle living inputs such as compost teas and biological inoculants without beating them up.Whether you’re adding compost straight into the sprayer thanks to the Tow and Ferts extraction features, or applying teas – low‑shear, low‑pressure spraying helps maintain microbial viability so more bacteria, fungi and protozoa actually reach the leaf and soil surface alive, where they can colonise and support plant health. Research on compost teas shows that protecting these organisms during brewing and application is critical if you want benefits like improved nutrient cycling, disease suppression and better soil structure. With Tow and Fert, you can integrate these bio‑inputs alongside foliar nutrients and biostimulants, reinforcing the soil food web rather than undermining it with harsh application methods. That is particularly valuable in horticulture and intensive cropping systems where soil life is under pressure from frequent traffic and cultivation, but where a resilient biological base is key to long‑term productivity and reduced reliance on hard chemistry.