Harp Renewables is proud to announce that our Infusion Fertiliser has been shortlisted for the Best Garden Product category at the prestigious Innovation Awards at the Hardware Show 2024. This recognition highlights the company’s commitment to developing innovative and eco-friendly products that contribute to a sustainable future.

The innovation awards, held annually, celebrate the most ground breaking products and services across various industries. These awards highlight the most innovative and impactful advancements in hardware, ranging from computer components and peripherals to tolls and gadgets. The goal is to acknowledge the companies and products that push the boundaries of technology and set new standards in the industry.

This year, Harp Renewables Infusion Fertiliser, derived from the company’s advanced bio-digestion technology, has been recognised for its effectiveness in enhancing soil health and promoting plant growth, producing a nutrient-rich bio-fertiliser within 24 hours, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fertilisers.

Revolutionising Gardening with Sustainable Solutions

The Infusion Fertiliser has gained popularity among gardeners and agricultural professionals for its ability to improve soil structure, increase nutrient availability, and enhance plant resilience. By recycling organic waste into valuable fertilsier, Harp Renewables is helping to reduce landfill waste and promote sustainable agricultural practises.

Infusion provides a balanced mix of essential nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium, crucial for plant growth.

Synthetic fertiliser is industrially manufactured, and requires huge amounts of energy, from fossil fuels, for nitrogen production. However, industrial ammonia production emits more CO2 than any other chemical making reaction, which are key drivers of global warming.

As well as that, the use of synthetic fertilisers can lead to over-fertilisation, in addition to contaminating ground water through nutrient runoff, posing health risks to humans and animals and environmental pollution.