Organic farming practices have been integrated into today's fertiliser industry. Crop producers prefer to cultivate sustainable fertilisers and are a better choice for the local ecosystem. According to research, the market size for organic farming in Australia is recorded at $2.3bn. The Australian-certified organic standard has prohibited the use of toxic synthetic chemicals. The farmers must [...]
The benefits of the best fertiliser; worm juice! Worm juice is exactly what it sounds like: the liquid collected from a worm farm. It’s organic, natural and one of the most effective fertilisers for your garden or growing crops of all types. It’s earned the title of ‘liquid gold’ for good reason. The juice is a [...]
Growing crops with fish fertiliser Nutrient-rich fish fertiliser helps your crops grow faster. You’re probably thinking, surely there’s a less smelly, liquid solution with the same qualities? Well, there’s not. To achieve healthy crops, you need an organic, slow-release nutrient formula – one which fish emulsions are hard to beat. Fish fertiliser plays an important role [...]
Growing crops with liquid seaweed kelp fertiliser Producing awesome, season-winning crops isn’t easy. You can’t just plant and forget them. Crops need to be nurtured, and fed full of all the good stuff. Just like we need nutrients, your crops do, too. Liquid seaweed fertiliser is an effective way to nourish your crops. And it’s different [...]
Earthworms are more than just that slimy animal we use to find, playing in the dirt as kids. Worms are a vital part of our ecosystem. Although tiny in size, their contribution to our planet is significant. The function of earthworms in soil has many benefits. How do earthworms serve our ecosystem? Earthworms: The [...]
Humic acid. First of all, let’s start by explaining what it is. What is humic acid? What role does it play? It is the end result of the natural decay of plant and animal materials. It’s “what’s left.” 100% organic, this acid forms through the chemical and biological humification of plant and animal matter (and through the biological activities of [...]
