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Delivering Greater Value with Every Bale: EnviroStraw’s Hydromulch Solution
As leading global specialists in microbial revegetation, EnviroStraw is committed to bringing groundbreaking products and…
Thermally Processed Straw Hydromulch: EnviroStraw’s Sustainable Edge in Revegetation
Hydraulic revegetation has been completely revolutionised by a game-changing product: straw-based hydromulch. This innovative mulch…
Beyond Seed Strike. How Microbial Programs Forge Sustainable Outcomes
The journey of successful revegetation doesn’t end at seed strike; it’s merely the beginning. The…
Revegetation success starts with thermally processed straw. Here’s why
Thermally processed straw hydromulch sets the standard for revegetation projects across the country, and for…
How to get the best results out of your site with EnviroStraw
The hydraulic revegetation industry has come a long way in the past few decades, and…
Stay on top of the government’s revegetation specifications
The NSW government has specified the use of thermally processed straw hydromulch on main roads…
Think straw for superior revegetation results
At EnviroStraw, we are proud to produce world-leading, award-winning, high quality innovative revegetation products and…
Kick start the process of nature
The majority of revegetation projects involve highly disturbed, unbalanced, nutrient- or carbon-deficient soils. While it’s…
Cover crops 101: how they work and why your next revegetation program needs them
The use of cover crops dates back to ancient Roman, Chinese and Indian civilisations, and…
Think straw for a better start: why sites using straw hydromulch are outperforming those that don’t
The vegetative growth you generate on site is heavily influenced by the products you use,…
How to weed out undesirable plant species in your revegetation projects
When natural ecological systems are disturbed, it activates specific recovery processes which can send weed…
Raindrops “like tiny bombs” threaten soil stability
The effects of the recent heavy rains have been felt across Australia’s East Coast, creating…
