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LIQUID BIOCHAR
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CLAY BREAKER
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SAND LEVEL
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WOOD VINEGAR
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WATER
Save up to 50% irrigation by locking moisture deep in the root zone where plants need it most.
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QUALITY
Engineered in Australia, we deliver reliable, high-grade products, guaranteed.
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YIELD
Yields over 30% higher.Deeper roots. Stronger growth. Smarter soil.
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NUTRIENT
Locks in fertiliser, reducing losses up to 44%, reducing waste & keeping nutrients available.
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PROFIT
Lower input costs and stronger yields translate directly into higher profit margins.
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ENERGY
Reduced pumping and irrigation cycles cut energy use, seasonal ROI.
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Liquid Biochar: What It Is, Benefits, How It Wo...
Liquid biochar is a highly porous, micronised carbon material suspended in liquid so it can be applied faster and more evenly than dry biochar. When placed into the root zone,...
Liquid Biochar: What It Is, Benefits, How It Wo...
Liquid biochar is a highly porous, micronised carbon material suspended in liquid so it can be applied faster and more evenly than dry biochar. When placed into the root zone,...
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How to Fix Sodic Clay Soil: Stop Dispersion, Re...
In sodic and dispersive clay soils, water failure is not a rainfall or irrigation problem. It is a hydraulic conductivity problem driven by dispersion, slaking, and unstable capillary behaviour. FUTURE...
How to Fix Sodic Clay Soil: Stop Dispersion, Re...
In sodic and dispersive clay soils, water failure is not a rainfall or irrigation problem. It is a hydraulic conductivity problem driven by dispersion, slaking, and unstable capillary behaviour. FUTURE...
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Engineering Water Behaviour in Clay Soils Throu...
Why Clay Soils Fail Clay soils rarely fail due to a lack of water. They fail because water behaves incorrectly once it reaches the soil surface. Common symptoms include ponding,...
Engineering Water Behaviour in Clay Soils Throu...
Why Clay Soils Fail Clay soils rarely fail due to a lack of water. They fail because water behaves incorrectly once it reaches the soil surface. Common symptoms include ponding,...
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Why Clay Soils Fail: Surface Charge vs Surface ...
Clay soils are often described as difficult, heavy, or problematic. But these labels miss the real issue. Clay does not fail because it lacks nutrients or because it is inherently...
Why Clay Soils Fail: Surface Charge vs Surface ...
Clay soils are often described as difficult, heavy, or problematic. But these labels miss the real issue. Clay does not fail because it lacks nutrients or because it is inherently...
