Replenish Nutrients is an agriculture bioscience company and a developer of regenerative and sustainable fertilizer solutions. Stock Ticker: ERTH
Alberta, Canada
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Spring has enough on the to do list. 🌱
If conditions allow, fall is an opportunity to get fertility in place now so there’s one less job competing for your time when seeding rolls around.
But getting ahead is only part of the picture. With Replenish, your fall fertility can also be part of a longer-term approach to supporting productive soils and getting more from the nutrients in your fertility program.
There’s still a window to put fall to work.
Ready to get product lined up before the snow? Contact our team. 📧 [email protected]
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ALT A large agricultural field with a yellow truck and a red agricultural machine connected by a black conveyor system. The sky is cloudy with hints of blue. Text on the image reads: "Make that fall pass do more. With Replenish, your fertility program can help: Support soil biology, Keep nutrients cycling, Improve nutrient availability, Feed the crop ahead. Get ahead for spring. Keep building for the long term.
Research in the field is where we learn the most. 🥔🌱
Replenish Nutrients is being evaluated in potato research trials with ICI in Southern Alberta, giving us another opportunity to see how our approach to fertility performs under real field conditions.
From crop development to what’s happening below the soil surface, each stage of the trial gives us information as we work toward fertility solutions that support both the crop and the soil.
We’re looking forward to seeing what the research tells us as the trial progresses.
Stay tuned for more!
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ALT A vast field of lush green plants stretches into the distance under a clear sky. In the foreground, a wooden stake is planted in the soil, marked with handwritten numbers and letters, possibly for agricultural identification or research purposes.
ALT Two individuals are harvesting in a lush green potato field, with one holding a sack. A dog is sitting nearby, observing the activity. The sky is overcast, and there’s a wide expanse of field in the background.
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Once you know what regenerative fertility is, it’s easy to see how it makes sense for your farm. 🌱
It starts with growing a productive crop and getting more from the fertility you apply. But it can also mean thinking about what that fertility is doing to enhance the biome below ground and the soil structure changes you’re making for the seasons to come.
By bringing nutrients and beneficial microbes together in every granule, Replenish is designed to support nutrient availability, biological activity, and nutrient cycling while reducing salt stress around the root zone compared to conventional fertilizers.
Grow this crop. Build for the next. That’s regenerative agriculture made practical.
Learn more about our approach to fertility at replenishnutrients.com.
Loaded up and put to work. 🌱
There’s still time to get Replenish Nutrients on the field this fall. Fall application can help take one job off the list for spring while getting fertility in place for the season ahead.
Whether you’re planning for next year’s crop or continuing to build healthier, more productive soil over the long term, now is a good time to get started.
Ready to get product lined up for fall application? Contact our team at [email protected]
The North Dakota soybean trial is looking good. 🌱
As the season has progressed, we’ve been encouraged by what we’re seeing in the field and how the soybeans are looking heading toward harvest.
There’s still an important piece of the story to come. We’re looking forward to seeing the harvest results and learning more about how Replenish Nutrients performed.
Stay tuned for results from the field.
Every load that leaves the field takes more than grain with it.
Harvested crops also remove nutrients from the field, making crop removal an important part of planning your fertility program for what comes next.
With harvest wrapping up, now is a good time to look at what your crop took off and what your soil may need going forward.
There’s still time to make fall fertility part of the plan. Contact our team to get yours! [email protected].
We’re building the future of fertilizer right here in Alberta.
We recently welcomed Minister Sawyer, Shirin and Monte to our 24,000 MT per year granulation facility in Beiseker for a firsthand look at the Replenish Nutrients facility.
We enjoyed the opportunity to talk agriculture, fertilizer production, and how regenerative fertility can support productive farms and healthier soils for the long term.
Thank you for the visit and the great conversation.
It’s easy to look at a harvested field and think the work is done for another year.
But beneath the stubble, there’s still plenty happening. Underground, soil biology is continuing to do its part breaking down residue and cycling nutrients.
What happens after the combine pulls out and before the drill pulls in is part of building healthier, more productive soils for the seasons ahead. 🌱
Putting Replenish to the test across different crops and growing conditions. 🌱
University of Minnesota trial sites are evaluating Replenish Nutrients in corn, soybeans and tomatoes, giving us the opportunity to learn more about how our fertility approach performs across different cropping systems.
We’re looking forward to following these trials and sharing what we learn along the way.
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What if more of the raw ingredients in fertilizer actually made it to the field?
Traditional MAP production uses elemental sulphur in the manufacturing process, with that sulphur contributing to a byproduct that is not utilized.
Replenish takes a different approach. By utilizing the whole rock matrix, we keep sulphur and naturally occurring minerals within the fertility system for plant use.
The result? More of what we start with ends up where it belongs.
You work all year for days like these. A whole growing season comes down to this.
Here’s to some good harvest days ahead.🌾
What you see on the surface starts with the foundation beneath it. ⛳
Supporting soil function, nutrient availability and strong root development can help set turf up for healthy growth and performance when spring arrives.
Spring greens start with fall planning. Secure your Replenish Nutrients this fall and get ahead on your 2027 fertility needs.
Contact the Replenish Nutrients team at [email protected] to book today.
Fall fertility comes with questions, and sometimes the best place to start is a conversation.
Neil spends a lot of time talking with growers about their soil, their fertility plans, and what they are seeing in their fields. Every field is unique, and we believe understanding your acres comes before recommending the right fertilizer.
If you are weighing your options for fall, reach out to Neil or the Replenish team at [email protected]. We are always happy to talk through what makes sense for your farm.
The differences are continuing to show up in the field.
As these potato fields move through tuber bulking, the NaturALL Solutions agronomy team is seeing some encouraging differences between the Spanish River Carbonatite (SRC) and no SRC areas. Along with more tubers per plant, the SRC potatoes recorded higher Brix readings and continued to maintain stronger calcium and magnesium levels in sap analyses.
Higher Brix indicates more sugars in the plant, providing energy that supports processes such as growth, plant health, and tuber development.
There is still plenty of growing season left, but seeing these observations continue to align throughout the season is exciting as we look ahead to potato harvest.
Replenish Nutrients is working with NaturALL Solutions to better understand the potential of SRC and what opportunities it could offer growers if incorporated in the Replenish fertility platform.
This is where the season comes full circle. 🌾
The fertility decisions made months ago helped build the foundation for the crop coming through the combine today. From supporting the soil to providing the nutrients a crop needs throughout the growing season, it all leads to this moment.
Harvest is where you see the season’s work come together, and where you start thinking about what you can build on next year.
Here’s to a strong finish.
Harvest season is here. 🌾
Wishing farmers everywhere a safe and successful harvest, good conditions in the field, and a strong finish to the season.
From all of us at Replenish Nutrients, stay safe out there.
Super KS production is underway in Crookston, Minnesota. 🌱
Through our relationship with Farmers Union Industries, Super KS is now being produced closer to the growers we serve in this region, helping strengthen local supply and provide timely availability for fall fertility.
Fall application season is right around the corner. Now is the time to plan ahead and secure your Super KS.
Contact the Replenish Nutrients team at [email protected] to book your fall supply and learn more about pickup or delivery options.
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What does it mean to leave the land better than you found it? 🌱
For many farmers, regenerative agriculture is about more than the crop in the ground today. It is about building healthier soils, supporting productive land, and protecting what will one day be passed on to the next generation.
We are not making more soil. Let’s take care of what we have.