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BioAg distributors are located across NSW, VIC, SA, TAS, NZ and the UK
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About BioAg
Based in Narrandera, NSW, Australia, BioAg manufactures solid natural phosphate-based fertilisers, efficiency and yield enhancing liquid microbial fermented cultures, foliar plant food and effluent digesters.
The uniqueness of BioAg products is that they deliver traditional nutrient inputs such as phosphorous, potassium, calcium and sulphur and at the same time deliver a range of vitamins, other nutrients, and microbial food to support ‘good bugs’ (bacteria, fungi etc) in the soil.
The boost to the soil’s microbial population means crops and pastures have increased access to nutrients and moisture within the soils as well as a range of other benefits such as increased tolerance to disease.
BioAg products are perfectly suited to traditional farming enterprises but also to those looking to increase the sustainability of their land.
The BioAg range includes approved inputs for organic farmers and growers.
Fertcare accreditation
Latest Updates

BioAg Country – Autumn 2021
The BioAg Autumn newsletter highlights long-term customers results through the use of BioAg fertilisers and liquids, the importance of the post-harvest period, and advice on setting key milestones in planning for 2021.

The importance of BioAg, even in a good year
There’s no doubt that 2020 delivered a first-rate season. With abundant rainfall, we saw good crop growth across the board. But for Andy Laidlaw from

2020 Crop case study
Agostino Galluzzo, owner and manager of Galluzzo Produce in the Riverina, operates a mixed farming enterprise including sheep, beef, pigs and irrigated and dryland cropping.