QLF Agronomy Wheat

Liquid Carbon Based Fertilisers

QLF Agronomy’s L-CBF Products are a combination of complex carbon sources with balanced crop nutrients.

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QLF Agronomy

The world’s number one liquid feed company

Quality Liquid Feeds has spent over 35 years developing liquid supplements for livestock and feeding rumen microbes. QLF Agronomy has now brought this technology into the arable sector by designing a range of liquid carbon based fertilisers to feed the soil microbes to improve the health and productivity of your soils.

QLF Agronomy’s L-CBF (Liquid Carbon Based Fertilisers) are a combination of complex carbon sources with balanced crop nutrients. They feed the soil biology and enhance plant nutrient availability to help improve plant performance, root growth, yields and crop quality. QLF’s L-CBF products supply readily available carbon as sucrose, whilst also providing a balanced nutritional package specific to the sustainability and longevity of highly productive soils.

Developed over 7 years through extensive farm, independent and university trials, QLF’s L-CBF products are supplied from 14 plants in the USA, and from 1 of QLF’s plants in the UK.

Why Liquid Carbon?

Readily-available carbon is the most critical nutrient for the growth and health of soil microbe populations, as well as populations of small soil vertebrates, all of which work together to directly support the health and productivity of the soil.

Did You Know?

There are more living organisms in a handful of soil than there are people on earth. In just 1 gram of healthy soil there are 1 billion bacteria, 3 miles of fungi, 1 hundred thousand protozoa and over 500 beneficial nematodes.

Testimonials

The increase in grass yield was very noticeable when mowing and foraging the crop – it felt ‘stickier’ indicating a higher sugar level.

Bryan Jones, Ellesmere, Shropshire

The L-CBF BOOST™ was very easy to apply using our existing sprayer.

Neil Phillips, Wellington, Shropshire

There was a visible difference present both in starting vigour and throughout the crops growth. The non-treated crops were left behind.

Gareth Powell of Llanymynech, Powys

Tissue analysis on winter wheat with L-CBF BOOST™ suggests a significant increase in nitrogen over the control.

Luke Chamberlayne of Maisemore, Gloucester

The crop treated with L-CBF BOOST™ was far more advanced 6 weeks post drilling – we are delighted with the results.

Patrick and Richard Fisk of Burwarton, Shropshire

In Pete’s experience, incorporating products like L-CBF Boost – from QLF Agronomy – is changing this narrative. “Based on molasses and containing humic acids, such biostimulants can help farmers to potentially reduce nitrogen inputs by 10%. More importantly, these products support soil microbial communities, helping to restore the delicate balance of soil ecosystems.”

Pete Waltham, Agrovista Agronomist