Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions our specialists hear most often.
Is the initial site visit and consultation charged?
No. The first specialist visit and preliminary consultation are free. Charges begin at the laboratory analysis and bespoke programme stage, and are stated transparently before any work starts.
Which provinces do you cover?
Our head office is in Isfahan and orchard and greenhouse management projects run mainly across Isfahan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, Yazd, Kerman and Fars. Trunk-injection services and fertiliser sales are available nationwide.
Does trunk injection damage the tree?
Any hole in a trunk is a wound, but when standard diameter and depth are respected and tools are clean, a healthy tree callouses over completely within one or two growing seasons. Trees with extensive trunk decay or a very small diameter are not suitable candidates, and we screen those out at the initial assessment.
How long does a single injection last?
It depends on the compound and the tree species. Nutritional compounds typically cover one growing season, systemic insecticides one to two. The repeat schedule for your specific case is defined and communicated at the initial assessment.
Is trunk injection more expensive than spraying?
A single injection usually costs more than a single spray round, but the correct comparison is per season, not per round. Counting the smaller number of rounds, lower active-ingredient use and the water and labour costs avoided, annual cost comes out lower on many projects — particularly for tall trees.
Do your products come with a certificate of analysis?
Yes. Every product ships with an official certificate of analysis and a usage guide. For iron chelate, the ortho-ortho isomer percentage is stated explicitly — the figure that determines real performance on calcareous soil.
Can you manufacture a fertiliser to our own formulation?
Yes. For operations with their own soil and leaf analyses that can commit to an agreed volume, we design and manufacture a bespoke formulation. The process starts with reviewing your analyses and setting the target elements.
How long is an orchard management contract?
The standard contract runs one year, matching a full growing season, because evaluating results before the season closes is meaningless. For remedial projects such as salinity management we recommend a two-year term.
What are the terms for becoming a distributor?
A track record in agricultural inputs, warehousing and province-wide distribution capability, at least one qualified agronomist on staff, and commitment to an agreed annual sales target. Complete the form on the distributor page and our team will get in touch.
How do we receive the reports?
Analysis, visit and end-of-season reports are delivered as PDFs through your dedicated case file. Clients under a management contract also have access to the full history of previous years' analyses and recommendations.