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Testimonials

• "A fantastic associate member, clearly customer focused, scoring very highly across the board. Clearly a leader in providing our farming industry with high quality fertilisers essential to enabling farmers to grow and produce our horticultural produce."

  Farm Retail Association Judge

• “I was completely new to strawberry fertigation on table tops around 4 years ago. Hortifeeds have been outstanding at helping with feed and water analysis, recipe formulation and any treatments needed. They are always at the end of an email/phonecall when needed. Deliveries on time. What more can you ask for?”

   

  Rob Copley at Farmer Copleys

• “I have found Hortifeeds to be super helpful and accommodating offering me agronomy advice, water sampling as well as sourcing fertilizer and nutrients for my strawberry enterprise. Their customer service has been excellent and I have found the agronomy advice from Mike super helpful and accommodating.  He has taken the time to analyse my videos and photos of my crop following up with time and patience on the phone to discuss remedies and recipes suited to my location and scale. Thank you so much!“

  Jane E A Foad, at J & J Foad | Boutique Farm Bothies Limited

• “This Hortifeeds Product - HortiHydrate Bio winner of the BCTGA Innovation award - ticks a lot of boxes and clearly has applications in various markets; I can see this becoming a popular choice..."

  Malcolm Mullender at Professional Sprayers People

• “HortiHydrate Bio is one of the very first (wetters) that is actually organic so we aren’t putting anything plastic into the soil – for people who want to try to be organic or for people who want to use peat free compost this is going to be ideal – I can see this being popular with a wide range of growers.”

  Horticulturalist Howard Drury