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
- Integrated Nutrient Management Part 1: Controlled-Release Fertilizer (CRF)Explore the details of UF/IFAS research for integrated nutrient management through the use of controlled-release fertilizer (CRF). “Integrated nutrient management is critical for improved and sustainable citrus production,” advised a recent Citrus Industry article authored by UF/IFAS researchers out of the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center (CREC) in Lake Alfred. The article shared that… Read more: Integrated Nutrient Management Part 1: Controlled-Release Fertilizer (CRF)
- Recommendations for Spring Weed ManagementSee recommendations from UF/IFAS for getting your spring weed management program off on the right foot. Spring’s “warmer temperatures and increasing soil moisture create ideal conditions for weeds,” shared a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week article. “If not managed early, these weeds can compete with citrus trees for water and nutrients and can also interfere… Read more: Recommendations for Spring Weed Management
- Recovery Strategies for Postfreeze CitrusExplore recommendations from UF/IFAS experts for recovery strategies for postfreeze citrus for Florida citrus growers. “Postfreeze citrus tree management requires patience and careful observation rather than immediate intervention,” shared a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week article. This is because “Damage to the vascular system (cambium, xylem and phloem) may take months to fully appear,” according… Read more: Recovery Strategies for Postfreeze Citrus
- Sign Up for the Florida Citrus Growers’ Institute April 14thThe Florida Citrus Growers’ Institute, organized by the UF/IFAS Statewide Citrus Team, is coming April 14th to Avon Park. “The 2026 Florida Citrus Growers’ Institute is an opportunity for Florida citrus growers to come together to learn about effective management of HLB and other challenging pests and diseases affecting the industry;” that’s the message shared… Read more: Sign Up for the Florida Citrus Growers’ Institute April 14th
- Phytophthora Management TipsFlorida citrus growers should start phytophthora management efforts soon to combat the pathogen and protect citrus trees. “The spring 2026 root flush will be very important to sustain for long-term tree health and future flush, flowering, and fruit,” advised a UF/IFAS Tips of the Week article. It explained that Florida citrus trees had a tough… Read more: Phytophthora Management Tips
- Spray Schedules for Watermelon, Part 3Florida watermelon growers can read about the recommended spray schedules for watermelon from the experts at UF/IFAS. We have been sharing the details from UF/IFAS’s “UF AgriGator Spray Program: Watermelon” publication in our previous blogs. First, we shared management considerations for Florida watermelon growers that can help combat diseases, and then we shared the most… Read more: Spray Schedules for Watermelon, Part 3