Griffin Fertilizer Company
Griffin Fertilizer Company
Griffin Fertilizer company, a division of Ben Hill Griffin, Inc., is a full-service custom dry & liquid fertilizer blender and crop protection products distributor. Since our founding by Ben Hill Griffin Jr. in 1959, Griffin Fertilizer has been committed to helping our customers make sound agronomic and economic decisions in order to maximize their crop yields.
ABOUT US
Griffin Fertilizer Company, a division of Ben Hill Griffin, Inc., is a full-service custom dry & liquid fertilizer blender and crop protection products distributor.
Griffin Dual Phos
GRIFFIN DUAL PHOS is a proprietary nutrient
solution containing highly soluble forms of
elements essential to plant growth, crop
development, crop quality and yield.
Dual PHOS is formulated with Dipotassium
Phosphate (DKP).
OUR BLOG
- Take The Postfreeze Damage Assessment SurveyUF/IFAS is asking Florida agriculturists to take their postfreeze damage assessment survey about the impacts of freeze events. Florida’s recent freezing weather event hit the agriculture industry hard, and the experts at UF/IFAS are trying to figure the extent of the damage. They are asking Florida agriculturists to take the postfreeze damage assessment survey to… Read more: Take The Postfreeze Damage Assessment Survey
- Steps for Assessment and Reporting After Freeze EventsWith Florida’s recent cold weather, see the steps for assessment and reporting after freeze events for agriculture. “Florida has experienced several low-temperature and freeze events between late December 2025 and early February 2026,” shared a recent UF/IFAS blog article. It recommends ag producers in The Sunshine State visit UF/IFAS Florida Automated Weather Network (FAWN) website,… Read more: Steps for Assessment and Reporting After Freeze Events
- Immediate Recommendations for Growers On Citrus Tree Recovery ProcessFlorida’s recent freeze event has UF/IFAS experts advising Florida citrus growers to hold off on the citrus tree recovery process. The aftermath of the latest freeze event to hit Florida likely has many growers chomping at the bit to jump into recovery mode. However, experts at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural… Read more: Immediate Recommendations for Growers On Citrus Tree Recovery Process
- Recommendations for Meeting the Nutritional Needs of Citrus Greening-Infected CitrusExplore recommendations from UF/IFAS for meeting the nutritional needs of citrus infected with citrus greening. “Citrus trees require optimal nutrition to be able to maintain high fruit yields, canopy size and good root health,” shared a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week article, adding that, “Adequate nutrition supports not only yield and growth, but also tree… Read more: Recommendations for Meeting the Nutritional Needs of Citrus Greening-Infected Citrus
- Citrus State of the Industry Survey Results, Part 1See results for the Citrus State of the Industry Survey concerning the state of grove conditions in the Florida citrus industry. The results from 2025 Citrus State of the Industry Survey are in. The survey was conducted by AgNet Media and published in a series of Citrus Industry articles; the first concerns Florida citrus grove… Read more: Citrus State of the Industry Survey Results, Part 1
- Remember to Remove the Support Stake for Young CitrusRead about why it’s important to remove the support stake for young citrus, according to the experts at UF/IFAS. “In citrus nurseries and during early planting, it’s common to see metallic rebars, wire stakes, or bamboo stakes, etc., placed alongside young tree trunks. This practice gives the tree the mechanical support it needs to grow straight… Read more: Remember to Remove the Support Stake for Young Citrus