Nutrients PLUS® Provides Testimony to USDA
August 8, 2022 by John Moriarty in category BlogRegarding Access to Fertilizer:Competition and Supply Chain Concerns For Release 12:00 a.m. – 05/22/2022 John J. Moriarty, president of Nutrients PLUS®, a Virginia Beach-based limited liability company and industry leader in processing biosolids to fertilizer products, submitted testimony to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) regarding Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers sourced, produced, marketed, and distributed using [...]
1 0 Read moreFertilizer Prices: what ELSE you need to know
March 25, 2022 by John Moriarty in category BlogWhether you are a landscaper, golf turf manager, local farmer, corporate farming operator, or a homeowner preparing to fertilize your lawn, the story is the same: chemical fertilizer prices are blowing up, up, and away. It’s a perfect storm with everyone needing the same chemicals (urea, DAP, MAP, and potash) during seasonal demand while dependent [...]
0 0 Read moreRecover Lawns This Summer
May 13, 2020 by John Moriarty in category BlogWhole Shebang- Product Overview Whole Shebang fertilizer is versatile and especially useful during periods of harsh summer weather conditions. Lawns need help recovering after being weakened by summer diseases, drought and localized stress. This is often due to poor soil, steep slopes and other factors that only worsen during periods of high temperatures. The Whole […]
0 0 Read moreWe Make Organic Matter®️
May 1, 2020 by John Moriarty in category BlogFounded in 2003, Nutrients Plus® is a fertilizer company guided by the principle of leading self-regulatory actions to improve water quality and the environment by reducing the overuse of chemical fertilizers through sound, research-based programs and proprietary fertilizer formulations, which feature organic matter and its valuable organic ingredients. Through the NP Pathway to Solutions system […]
0 1 Read moreLearn to Grow Beautiful Organic Lawns with Simplicity
October 16, 2017 by John Moriarty in category Blog, Science, Technology tagged as autumn, green landscape, green lawn, landscapers, lawn fertilizer, natural resources, organic lawns, water qualityQuote for All Seasons: Who said "Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication?" Autumn has arrived with all its colorful brilliance. For some it indicates the changing of leaves from vibrant green to fiery reds, yellows and oranges. And for those who appreciate the attractiveness of a well-cared for lawn, it’s an indicator to ramp up their [...]
2 1 Read more“Clean Water”. Which Water?
July 2, 2016 by John Moriarty in category BlogWhich Water? At Nutrients Plus we talk about clean water. A lot. Much of that discussion has been about fresh water. Potential drinking water. We are also working to improve the quality of sea water as well. Case in point? The Chesapeake Bay. Chesapeake Bay doesn’t provide us fresh water for irrigation or personal [...]
0 1 Read moreScreamin’ Green Saves Lawn!
May 26, 2016 by John Moriarty in category BlogAt Clarus Choice we talk a lot about water quality and that is important. But as a company that sells plant nutrients we know that if your grass isn’t green you aren’t going to buy it. That is why we appreciated Steve Garvey of Phoenix, AZ contacting us about his experience using Screaming Green. Hi, […]
0 1 Read moreNorth Carolina’s Water Quality In Danger Due to Excess Nutrients
May 13, 2016 by John Moriarty in category Science, TechnologyStories about water quality have dominated the news lately. While lead and other toxins are dangerous additions to our drinking water systems, they are not the only dangers. Case in point, B. Everett Jordan Lake in North Carolina’s Research Triangle. The lake is a man-made reservoir created by the construction of the self-named dam across […]
0 2 Read moreOne Water Summit Provides Participants with Front Row to Clean Water Innovations
May 5, 2016 by John Moriarty in category Blog, Science, TechnologyThe One Water Summit will be held June 8-10th in Atlanta. The One Water Summit brings together stakeholders from utilities, business, state, federal and local governments, not-for-profits, environmentalists, and the scientific community to assess progress with improving our nation’s water quality as well as sharing best practices. The conference will be organized around the following […]
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