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FARMERS Improve Your Land, Recondition Your Soil, Grow More Grass with Seacures SuperMax Liquid Seaweed



with Seacures Limited


Seacures SuperMax Liquid Seaweed Liquid seaweed extract from Red Marine Algae, Rhodophyta and Gracilaria has been chosen because of its superior array of minerals, trace elements, amino acids, and stimulants which facilitate optimum plant growth. The red Marine Algae is largely comprised of Agar, the natural growing medium. Contains considerably higher micro-nutrients than any other land plant and assists the release of micronutrients in the soil otherwise unavailable to plants.

• Improve Soil Structure • Restore Soil Fertility • Helps detoxify the soil • All natural and nontoxic • Improves the heath and growth of plants and livestock. • Less methane • Cleaner runoff / cleaner waterways

Secures Supermax supply details: 1000Ltr IBC Dimensions: 1200mm x 1000mm x 1160 mm Height Load Weight approximately 1065Kg Price: $1500.oo NZ dollars + GST Payment 50% to secure delivery followed by 50% balance paid on delivery / 20th of month of delivery.

200ltr drums x 4 Dimensions: 1 pallet 1200mm x 1000 x 1200 Height Weight: approximately 220kg x 4 = 880kg Price: $1300.oo + GST Payment 50% to secure delivery followed by 50% balance paid on delivery / 20th of month of delivery. Larger sizes can be negotiated. / Tow and Fert contracts can be arranged. 

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