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When microbes meet sodic soil: how soil science works to counteract sodicity
Construction and mine sites are hot spots for disturbed soils – and a significant disturbance…
How incorrect slope preparation can severely impact revegetation projects
Growing vegetation on sloped land can be challenging, particularly without the correct preparations in place. …
Soil pH in the microbial world
pH is only one of several factors that determine soil and plant health, but left…
Hydroseeding vs hydromulch: what’s the difference?
Restoring and maintaining grass and soil quality is imperative for projects in the infrastructure, construction…
Growth from the ground up: amelioration as a new, cost-effective way to condition mine site soils
The process of revegetating highly disturbed soils on a mine site is critical to reviving…
Contractor verdict: learn what it’s like to work with EnviroStraw
At EnviroStraw, we work with contractors around Australia to ensure they get the best revegetation…
Controlling erosion using ‘regenerative agriculture’ principles
You may have recently heard of ‘regenerative agriculture’ (made famous by US soil-health pioneer Gabe…
Why your choice of hydromulch is crucial to your bottom line
At EnviroStraw, we’re always challenging ourselves to make our products better – and that includes…
Gain environmental credits by reducing your carbon emissions and water use on site
On any revegetation project, machinery is required at some point to complete the job. EnviroStraw’s…
Introducing BFM Complete: just add seed and spray!
New from the global leaders in microbial revegetation comes EnviroStraw BFM Complete – an all-in-one…
Why it matters and what to do if your on-site soil is low in carbon
When it comes to a successful revegetation program, soil carbon levels are vitally important. On-site…
Activating microbes so they can work their soil magic
The secret to activating newly added microbes in the soil is simple. Just add water….
