Natural fertilizers - Import export

Renewable fertilizers are nutrient-rich substances derived from sustainable, renewable resources designed to enhance soil fertility and support plant growth.

Bio-based fertilizer pellets are compressed granules made from organic materials derived from biological sources, such as plant residues, animal manure, and other natural organic matter.

Plant-based soil conditioners are organic materials derived from plants used to improve soil properties

Organo-mineral fertilizers combine the advantages of organic and mineral fertilizers in one product. Thanks to the addition of mineral fertilizers, Fertikal is able to fit standard organic NPK formulas to the customer’s specific requirements. In this way, each fertilizer can be tailored to the requirements of a crop, soil and climate.

This is a series of organic compound fertilizers used as base fertilizer for a range of different crops. In addition to providing primary nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, they contain a high percentage of organic material and some very important trace elements such as Fe, Mn, B, Mo, Zn and Cu.

This is a series of organic compound fertilizers used as base fertilizer for a range of different crops. In addition to providing primary nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, they contain a high percentage of organic material and some very important trace elements such as Fe, Mn, B, Mo, Zn and Cu.

Our bestseller is an organic fertilizer made out of 100% chicken manure. In addition to the main fertilizing elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, it contains a high percentage of organic material, as well as important trace elements such as Fe, Mn, B, Mo, Zn and Cu.

Liquid and powdered fertilizers, sowing seed NATURAL OXIDES: yellow, red, brown, black BISTER SYNTHETIC IRON OXIDES: yellow, red, brown, black DRAGON PIGMENTS: red, yellow, blue, green, grey A pigment is a substance that has the capacity of colouring a certain carrier (cement, plaster, synthetic fibres, paint, …). Contrary to dyes, pigments are insoluble. Therefore, pigments remain under the form of small particles and will just be dispersed in the carrier and so colouring the carrier. The colouring capacity of the pigment depends on the fineness of the particles composing the pigment. In general we can say that the finer the particles are, the higher the colouring capacity of the pigment will be. A pigment is only suitable for certain applications. The pigment shouldn’t react with the carrier. Moreover, the pigment shouldn’t oxidize under influence of oxygen in the air and shouldn’t lose its colour under influence of sunlight (UV).