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

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 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

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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This application demonstrated the adaptability of BSP across diverse agricultural settings, including eco sensitive and tourism integrated farming systems. As part of our early distribution phase, this marked an important step in expanding our presence beyond traditional farming regions.

The use of Bio Super Phosphate in this environment supported soil health improvement, nutrient efficiency, and plant growth under real field conditions. Such field applications are essential in understanding product performance across varying soil types, crop systems, and climatic conditions found in Sri Lanka.

This milestone reflects Sassrika Lanka’s approach of combining innovation with real field validation. By working directly with farmers and agricultural projects, we continue to refine our fertilizer solutions and ensure practical benefits.

Our focus remains on improving phosphorus use efficiency, reducing dependency on conventional fertilizers such as TSP, and supporting sustainable agriculture through locally developed technologies.

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BSP applied at fruit farm in Ella demonstrating performance in eco based farming environment

BSP applied at fruit farm in Ella demonstrating performance in eco based farming environment

This facility plays a central role in the storage, packaging, and distribution of our patented Bio Super Phosphate (BSP), also known as Rhizosara. It supports efficient delivery of high quality fertilizer solutions to farmers across Sri Lanka, ensuring consistency in product handling and supply.

The establishment of this operational hub significantly strengthened our supply chain, enabling us to meet increasing demand from multiple agricultural regions. It reflects our transition from research and innovation into full scale commercial implementation.

The occasion was attended by the founder, Dr Thulitha Ranwala, together with the manufacturing and distribution teams of Sassrika Lanka. Their collective effort represents the foundation behind this progress.

The Biyagama Malwana facility continues to function as a key logistics and coordination centre, maintaining quality standards under ISO 9001:2015 certified processes and supporting sustainable fertilizer distribution.

This milestone highlights Sassrika Lanka’s commitment to local innovation, farmer focused solutions, and long term soil health improvement through practical and reliable agricultural inputs.

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Commencement of commercial operations at Sassrika Lanka warehouse and packing plant in Biyagama Malwana

Commencement of commercial operations at Sassrika Lanka warehouse and packing plant in Biyagama Malwana

Sassrika Lanka presenting its patented Bio Super Phosphate also known as Rhizosara at the Made in Sri Lanka stakeholder meeting organized by the Sri Lanka Inventors Commission with participation of SPAR Ceylon

Sassrika Lanka presenting its patented Bio Super Phosphate also known as Rhizosara at the Made in Sri Lanka stakeholder meeting organized by the Sri Lanka Inventors Commission with participation of SPAR Ceylon

Sassrika Lanka presenting its patented Bio Super Phosphate also known as Rhizosara at the Made in Sri Lanka stakeholder meeting organized by the Sri Lanka Inventors Commission with participation of SPAR Ceylon

On 10th August 2022, Sassrika Lanka Pvt Ltd participated in a stakeholder meeting organized by the Sri Lanka Inventors Commission, highlighting its patented fertilizer innovation Bio Super Phosphate (BSP), also known as Rhizosara.

Bio Super Phosphate, developed from Eppawala rock phosphate, is a locally developed phosphorus fertilizer designed to improve soil health, enhance phosphorus use efficiency, and reduce dependency on conventional TSP fertilizers. The product integrates phosphorus with biological activity, supporting better nutrient availability and plant uptake under real field conditions.

Known in the field as both BSP and Rhizosara, the product has been continuously improved through field trials, farmer feedback, and research driven development. It has evolved in both physical form and internal quality, delivering practical results across different agricultural regions in Sri Lanka.

The stakeholder meeting, which included partners such as SPAR Ceylon, created opportunities to connect this Made in Sri Lanka innovation with wider markets and strengthen distribution networks.

Sassrika Lanka continues to focus on field based validation, farmer awareness, and sustainable fertilizer solutions, ensuring that innovation is not only developed but also proven in real farming environments.

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The Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture during an official visit to Sassrika Lanka’s Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) manufacturing facility, engaging with the team and reviewing innovative fertilizer production processes.

A Significant Milestone for Sustainable Agriculture

Sassrika Lanka proudly welcomed the Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture for an official visit to its Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) manufacturing facility. This visit marked an important recognition of locally developed innovations that are shaping the future of Sri Lankan agriculture.

Showcasing a Patented Innovation

During the visit, the Secretary was introduced to Sassrika Lanka’s patented Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) technology—an advanced fertilizer solution developed to enhance phosphorus availability in soils while reducing dependency on conventional chemical fertilizers.

Key highlights presented:
• Innovative use of Eppawala Rock Phosphate
• Integration of phosphate-solubilizing microorganisms
• Sustainable and environmentally responsible production process
• Proven impact on crop yield improvement and soil health

Factory Tour & Technical Demonstration

The visiting delegation was taken through the full production process, including:
• Raw material processing
• Microbial enrichment stages
• Granulation and packaging systems

The Secretary and officials engaged in discussions on:
• National fertilizer requirements
• Opportunities for import substitution
• Scaling up sustainable fertilizer solutions across Sri Lanka

 Strengthening Public–Private Collaboration

This visit further strengthened collaboration between Sassrika Lanka and the Ministry of Agriculture, emphasizing the importance of:
• Supporting local agricultural innovations
• Promoting climate-smart farming practices
• Enhancing farmer productivity and resilience

The Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture during an official visit to Sassrika Lanka’s Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) manufacturing facility, engaging with the team and reviewing innovative fertilizer production processes.

Sassrika Lanka remains committed to delivering science-driven, farmer-focused solutions that align with national priorities in food security, sustainability, and economic growth.

This visit stands as a testament to the growing recognition of Bio Super Phosphate (BSP) as a transformative solution for Sri Lankan agriculture.