BioWorks introduces GreenSpring mixed-mineral fertilizer

BioWorks, a New York-based provider of biological crop protection and plant health solutions, announced the launch of GreenSpring, a mixed-mineral fertilizer that delivers targeted nutrition during critical stages of plant development.

Engineered to complement integrated pest management programs, BioWorks says GreenSpring delivers essential nutrients during root initiation and early vegetative development to enhance nutrient use efficiency, promote root architecture development and improve crop tolerance to abiotic stress conditions. 

GreenSpring is a liquid fertilizer containing nitrogen, sulfur, molybdenum and zinc to support crop establishment and season-long performance. When incorporated into IPM programs, GreenSpring promotes healthy soil and rhizosphere conditions for improved crop vigor, the company says.

GreenSpring can be used in field, greenhouse, high tunnel and nursery production systems across ornamental, vegetable and fruit crops. 

To maximize early season performance, GreenSpring is designed for application at planting or during early vegetative growth stages, when root initiation and development are most active. Program recommendations include four to eight applications at seven-day intervals to support consistent nutrient availability and plant establishment. 

GreenSpring's performance is maximized under conditions that support active root and soil biology, including moist soils, active microbial conditions and lower heat stress periods. 

"GreenSpring was developed to help growers establish healthier crops from the very beginning of the season," said BioWorks General Manager Chris Rose. "By improving nutrient availability during critical early growth stages, GreenSpring gives growers an important tool to maximize plant performance and support season-long success." 

For additional product details, trial results and state registration information, visit the GreenSpring product page.