World’s Busiest Airport Goes Green

Atlanta, GA, July 01, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Going Green Organics is pleased to announce that it is now a supplier for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the “world’s busiest airport.” In receiving their fist shipment of granular 4-2-3 organic fertilizer in May, Hartsfield-Jackson is committed to positive environmental stewardship. By turning to organic fertilization, the Airport is demonstrating this by implementing a safer alternative, which is proven to outperform chemical based fertilizers.

Abra Lee, landscape manager for the Airport said, "Our experience with using organic fertilizer has been incredibly positive. The results are lush, healthy plants that exhibit better growth then many of the synthetics we've used in the past. Our plants are happy and so are we!"

Contractors and municipalities are turning to organic fertilizers in record numbers and finding the benefits to be cost effective when compared directly with synthetic fertilizers. Because of the water retention qualities of organic fertilizer, plants and lawns are able to thrive even in times of limited rainfall, and the inherent characteristics of leaching and burning with synthetics, are not an issue with organic fertilizers.

“It’s a real honor for us to be the supplier of our O.M.R.I. listed organic fertilizers to Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport”, said John Strickland with Going Green Organics. “We plan to work closely with Abra and her staff to insure the successful transition to a more sustainable landscape. Our hats are off to Miss Lee and her landscape management team for leading the way in environmental awareness”.

Going Green Organics is the leading supplier for organic products in the Southeast. For more information on taking your world green, please contact goinggreenorg.com.

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