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Duaba Pa NPK 19:19:19 Product pipeline Services

Registered in Ghana

Duaba Pa NPK 19:19:19

A balanced, 100% water-soluble NPK for strong vegetative growth and quick crop recovery. Made by Geolife Europe, S.L. and sold in Ghana by Top Farmer as Duaba Pa. It comes in a small pack instead of a heavy sack.

19%Nitrogen (N)

19%Phosphorus (P)

19%Potassium (K)

How to use it

Method	Recommended dose
Foliar spray	200 g per acre (500 g per hectare)
Fertigation (drip)	10–20% of the conventional water-soluble dose
Drenching	Dose to be confirmed in our trials

Registration

PPRSD product registration PFRD/PR/26/561-1, issued 20 October 2026, valid to 20 October 2028. The certificate lists the fertilizer as NPK 19:19:19.

What the evidence shows

On Geolife's research farms in India, yields were about the same at 10–20% of the usual nutrient dose, with 5–10 times higher fertilizer-use efficiency.
Tomatoes lost 16% of their weight in 10 days against 40% untreated.
One okro farmer in Punikrom, Western North, reported results about three times better than his conventional fertilizer. This is farmer-reported, from a single 2-acre farm with no control plot.

Straight talk: the nano-technology and dose claims are the manufacturer's, and the trials above were run by the manufacturer outside Ghana. We are building our own measured Ghana evidence, starting in Western North.

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Product pipeline

What is coming next

These products are not yet on sale. We show them so partners and farmers know where we are going.

In trials

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Planned

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Advanced machines and equipment from reliable partners are on our product plan.

Services

We back each product with support

These services are planned for our launch, with a target of end of November 2026.

Farmer training

Hands-on sessions on mixing, dosing and timing, so the product is used correctly.

Field demonstration trials

Measured plots with a control, so farmers and partners can see yields on Ghanaian soil. We begin in Western North.

Dealer and cooperative supply

A registered, small-pack input for agro-dealers, cooperatives and commercial farms.

Technical support

Guidance on foliar and drip use, and on fitting the product into your crop programme.

Questions farmers ask

Duaba Pa, answered plainly

Is Duaba Pa approved for use in Ghana?

Yes. It is registered with PPRSD under product registration PFRD/PR/26/561-1, issued on 20 October 2026 and valid to 20 October 2028. The certificate lists it as NPK 19:19:19, the name of the fertilizer we sell as Duaba Pa.

How much do I need for one acre?

For a foliar spray, 200 g per acre (500 g per hectare). For drip fertigation, 10–20% of the dose you would normally use of a water-soluble fertilizer. Call us before your first application and we will go through mixing and timing for your crop.

Why is the pack so small compared to a 50 kg sack?

Duaba Pa is used at a much lower dose than granular NPK, so one small pack covers what would otherwise need a heavy sack. That makes it easier to carry, store and pay for.

Has it been proven on Ghanaian farms?

Not yet in a measured trial. The yield and efficiency figures on this page come from the manufacturer's trials outside Ghana, and one okro farmer in Western North has reported good results. We are setting up demonstration plots with a control, starting in Western North, and will publish what we find.

Where can I buy it?

We are preparing distribution, with a target of end of November 2026. Send us your town and crop through the contact page or WhatsApp and we will tell you the nearest supply point.

Can my shop or cooperative stock it?

Yes. We are building a dealer and cooperative network. Tell us your area and how many farmers you serve, and we will talk about supply terms.