On 1st April 2026, Sassrika Lanka Pvt Ltd conducted a farmer awareness program in Kokatiyagollawa, Medawachchiya as part of the 2026 Yala season activities.

The session focused on educating farmers on the effective use of Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) as an alternative to conventional TSP fertilizer. A key feature of the program was the use of a flip chart, which provided a simple and practical way to communicate technical concepts in a farmer-friendly manner.

Through this approach, farmers were able to clearly understand the advantages of BSP, including improved phosphorus efficiency, better soil interaction, and practical application methods. The visual presentation helped simplify complex information, making it easier for farmers to relate to their own field conditions.

Such awareness programs highlight Sassrika Lanka’s commitment to bridging the gap between scientific innovation and real farming practices, ensuring that knowledge is accessible, practical, and actionable in the field.

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This image shows a farmer awareness session conducted using a flip chart to communicate the benefits of Bio Super Phosphate in a simple and understandable way for farmers

The meeting brought together the full operational and strategic team, including Dr. Thulitha Ranwala, company management, office staff, district coordinators, retail officers, extension coordinators from each district, and marketing advisors.

The purpose of the session was to review field performance during the Yala season, evaluate farmer engagement activities, and assess the impact of Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) across different regions. Key discussions focused on farmer feedback, distribution efficiency, market expansion, and strengthening awareness programs.

Insights from field operations were shared by district teams, providing valuable ground-level perspectives on crop performance, soil response, and farmer adoption. These discussions play a crucial role in aligning research, production, and market strategies.

This internal review reflects Sassrika Lanka’s commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring that field experience, data, and team collaboration drive future planning and innovation.

Sassrika Lanka team gathered for Yala 2024 post-season review at Biyagama head office

Sassrika Lanka team gathered for Yala 2024 post-season review at Biyagama head office

Sassrika Lanka team gathered for Yala 2024 post-season review at Biyagama head office

අම්පාර දෙහිඅත්තකණ්ඩිය ගොවි සේවා වසමේදී
Sassrika Lanka BSP සහ සම්ප්‍රදායික ආනයනික මූලික පොහොර (TSP) අතර අස්වනු සැසඳීමක් සිදු කරන ලදී
ජනලේඛන හා සංඛ්‍යා ලේඛන දෙපාර්තමේන්තුව සමඟ ක්ෂේත්‍ර දත්ත මත පදනම් වූ ප්‍රතිඵල සමග සශ්‍රීක ලංකා BSP

2025 யாழப் பருவ அறுவடை கணக்கெடுப்பு அம்பாறை, தெஹியத்தகண்டிய விவசாய சேவைகள் பிரிவில், சஸ்ரிகா லங்கா BSP மற்றும் பாரம்பரிய இறக்குமதி செய்யப்பட்ட அடிப்படை உரம் (TSP) ஆகியவற்றின் அறுவடை ஒப்பீடு நடத்தப்பட்டது. மக்கள் தொகை கணக்கெடுப்பு மற்றும் புள்ளிவிவரத் திணைக்களத்துடன் இணைந்து களத் தரவுகளின் அடிப்படையிலான முடிவுகளுடன், சஸ்ரிகா லங்கா BSP
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The evaluation, carried out in collaboration with the Department of Census and Statistics, involved five representative field locations. Each plot maintained comparble conditions, including similar application of other fertilizers and uniform land extent, allowing a reliable comparison of phosphorus sources.

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025ble conditions, including similar application of other fertilizers and uniform land extent, allowing a reliable comparison of phosphorus sources.

Across all locations, BSP consistently outperformed TSP. The average yield recorded under BSP was approximately 7247 kg, compared to 5865 kg with TSP, representing an average increase of around 24 percent.

In some locations, yield improvements exceeded 35 percent, demonstrating the strong field performance of BSP, particularly in soils with lower phosphorus availability.

These results highlight the importance of efficient phosphorus utilization and the role of biologically enhanced fertilizer solutions in improving crop productivity. The findings also reinforce the value of field-based validation in understanding real agricultural outcomes.

Sassrika Lanka continues to work closely with farmers and national institutions to deliver sustainable, locally developed fertilizer solutions that enhance soil health, improve nutrient efficiency, and support long term agricultural productivity in Sri Lanka.

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025

Crop cutting harvest analysis comparing Bio Super Phosphate and TSP in Dehiattakandiya Ampara Yala 2025

The program emphasized the importance of understanding fertilizer use rather than simply replacing products. Farmers were introduced to the concept of phosphorus efficiency, soil health, and the role of biological activity in improving nutrient availability.

Through direct engagement, discussions, and field level interaction, farmers gained practical knowledge on how BSP can be used effectively in paddy cultivation. The awareness program also highlighted the long term benefits of reducing dependency on conventional phosphorus fertilizers while improving crop performance under real field conditions.

Such initiatives reflect Sassrika Lanka’s continued commitment to farmer education, ensuring that innovation is supported by awareness, understanding, and practical application in the field.

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Farmer awareness session on Bio Super Phosphate at Bakmeedeniya D3 Dehiattakandiya during Yala 2026

Farmer awareness session on Bio Super Phosphate at Bakmeedeniya D3 Dehiattakandiya during Yala 2026

Farmer awareness session on Bio Super Phosphate at Bakmeedeniya D3 Dehiattakandiya during Yala 2026

This engagement focused on field level awareness, practical application, and understanding farmer experiences with Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) under real cultivation conditions. The interaction provided valuable insights into crop performance, soil condition, and nutrient management practices in the region.

Polonnaruwa remains a key agricultural area in Sri Lanka, and working closely with farmer organizations such as 4 Ela Medagama helps strengthen knowledge sharing and improve adoption of sustainable fertilizer solutions.

Sassrika Lanka continues to prioritize direct farmer engagement, ensuring that innovation is supported by field validation and practical outcomes. Through continuous collaboration with farmer communities, we aim to improve productivity, enhance soil health, and support long term agricultural sustainability.

The program focused on the effective use of Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) as an alternative to conventional TSP fertilizer. Emphasis was placed on understanding soil health, phosphorus efficiency, and the role of proper fertilizer management in improving crop performance.

Through direct interaction with farmers, the session provided practical guidance on BSP application, mixing practices, and field level benefits. The awareness program also created a platform for farmers to share their experiences and clarify questions.

Such initiatives reflect Sassrika Lanka’s commitment to farmer education and continuous field engagement, ensuring that innovation is supported by real understanding and practical results.

The visit was carried out with farmer P G Thilakarathna of the Niwithigolla Farmer Society, focusing on field level experience with the use of patented Bio Super Phosphate (BSP), also known as Rhizosara. This engagement provided an opportunity to observe crop performance, understand farmer feedback, and evaluate practical outcomes under real cultivation conditions.

Field visits such as this are central to Sassrika Lanka’s approach, allowing continuous interaction with farmers and direct assessment of soil health, phosphorus use efficiency, and nutrient management. These insights help refine the product and ensure consistent performance across different soil types and farming environments.

The Ampara region remains a key agricultural zone in Sri Lanka, and ongoing engagement supports better understanding of farmer needs and regional conditions.

By combining research, field validation, and farmer collaboration, Sassrika Lanka continues to deliver sustainable fertilizer solutions that improve productivity and support long term soil health across Sri Lanka.

Field visit with farmer in Damana Ampara reviewing BSP performance after 2023 Maha season

On 4th January 2024, our team at Sassrika Lanka visited a demonstration field in Ampara following the 2023 Maha season to review crop performance and farmer feedback.

This visit focused on evaluating the use of our patented Bio Super Phosphate under real field conditions. By working directly with farmers, we are able to understand practical challenges, observe crop response, and continuously improve our fertilizer solutions.

We strongly believe that innovation should be tested and developed in real farming environments, not just in laboratories. These field visits help us ensure that our products deliver measurable results in terms of soil health, nutrient efficiency, and yield improvement.

Sassrika Lanka continues to engage closely with farmers across Sri Lanka, providing sustainable fertilizer solutions and supporting better agricultural outcomes through research driven development.

The program focused on crop productivity, fertilizer use, and field level outcomes across different regions. Participation provided valuable insights into real time agricultural data, farmer practices, and seasonal performance trends.

Sassrika Lanka contributed based on its field experience with Bio Super Phosphate (BSP), also known as Rhizosara, supporting discussions on soil health improvement, nutrient management, and phosphorus use efficiency under real farming conditions.

Such engagement highlights the importance of integrating innovation with data driven decision making. By combining field validation with national level data, more effective and practical agricultural solutions can be developed.

Sassrika Lanka continues to work closely with government institutions, research bodies, and farmers to strengthen sustainable agriculture, improve fertilizer efficiency, and support farmer productivity across Sri Lanka.

Sassrika Lanka engaging in Yala harvest analysis program supporting data driven agriculture in Sri Lanka BSP

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