BioFeederĀ® S-Series Fertilizer Injector Description
BioFeederĀ® S-Series Fertilizer Injector is an easy to install, affordable, and easy to use top-quality fertilizer injector!
More efficient than traditional, manual fertilizer spreaders. Made from stainless steel and powered by water flow, the BioFeederĀ® S-Series is the perfect solution for using automation to apply Biofeed Liquid Fertilizers on a range of landscapes to green up the landscape, soften and build better soil, and save water!
Daily micro-dosing means there is no plant shock as is seen with irregular chemical applications. This approach means no overfeeding, burning plants, or having to restrict public access. Your landscape gets what it needs- hands-free and automatic!
Benefits
āWe have been maintaining the landscapes of more than 40 high-end homes in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale, Arizona for over 5 years and on every home we install either a BioFeeder S-2 or S-5 unit. Our properties look awesome and our customers know that we use Biofeed products to make them that way! In fact they love the results so much that they remind me to keep their injectors filled with Biofeed!ā
Dustin Moss, President
A to Z Tree & Turf LLC
About the Design
BioFeederĀ® S-Series are non-electric and operate when water flow is present in the main line and are designed for simple installation above or below ground all in a matter of minutes.
Each BioFeederĀ® S-Series unit includes our patented, easy-to-install injection lance and clamp, which allow for quick and easy connection. You do not need to cut into the water line!
Simply drill a 9/16ā³ hole with the included drill bit, clamp on the lance, install and fill the tank with Biofeed Fertilizer, and (POOF) youāre fertilizing the plant-life and softening the soil! Plus, youāll save water!
How Much Fertilizer to Use
Consider the composition of your yard with regard to the mixture of turf, shrubs and plants. Then determine your yard size. See the charts below to learn what you need to add to your BioFeederĀ® every 30 to 45 days. (Click the graphic to enlarge.)