Soil science blog

Read the latest news and insights from Australia's leading soil scientists.

30/04

The science behind soil wettability – EnviroMatrix ECM hydromulch improves water infiltration

Water-repellent soils present a major challenge for land rehabilitation and revegetation If...

27/04

The science behind water retention – EnviroMatrix ECM hydromulch proven to reduce evaporation

Water loss through evaporation is one of the biggest challenges in land rehabilitation and...

11/04

The results are in! EnviroMatrix ECM hydromulch proven to boost growth and water retention

When it comes to successful revegetation, the right soil solution makes all the...

07/03

The true cost of imported wood fibre hydromulch

The Australian hydraulic revegetation and erosion control industry continues to support ...

04/03

How EnviroStraw can boost food security

As a global think-tank shines a light on the threat of soil degradation on worldwide food...

28/02

Comparing soil test data before and after the application of BioGrowth™

By examining soil test data from our clients’ sites, EnviroStraw’s soil scientists can...

05/02

Self-sustaining revegetation programs

In case you missed it, in October last year we published an article on the IECA website, which...

04/02

A snapshot of EnviroStraw’s successful outcomes

At EnviroStraw, we thrive on seeing plant-life regenerate on sites that have implemented our...

12/12

How the BioGrowth™ program complements native seed germination

EnviroStraw's Australian-made BioGrowth™ program regenerates vegetation on your site whilst...

14/10

The role of environmentally responsible inputs on project sites

EnviroStraw’s innovative use of biodegradable and compostable materials, such as wheat straw,...

14/10

How do I implement the BioGrowth™ program on my site?

EnviroStraw's BioGrowth™ program is a sustainable and innovative solution for sites requiring...

08/05

Fire ants and the law: why you need EnviroStraw hydromulch

If you’re using hydromulch on your projects, you may have heard talk about fire ants...