Biochar - Model FX - Organic Soil Amendment

What is Organic Farming? Organic farming is a technique that inherently includes crop production and animal rearing. This process involves the use of biological materials to avoid artificial chemicals in order to maintain soil fertility and ecological balance and thus reduce contamination and waste. In other words, the Organic Farming Method involves growing and nurturing crops without the use of fertilizers and pesticides based on synthetics. It is also not allowed to

For over 80 years Plant scientists have used soil moisture measurements as an effective method of determining irrigation. The automatic control of moisture measurement allows the accurate replenishment of water taken up by the growing medium. The ETS MS2 sensor and the ETS MCMK1 soil moisture controller has the following attributes: Products Details

Organic gardening is all about gardening in as natural a way as possible, without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers. As well as feeding your plants with liquid fertilisers, you feed the soil by mulching with home-made compost, manure and other organic matter to increase soil fertility. Instead of spraying pests you look for alternative ways to manage them, for example by growing companion plants to confuse them and attract their predators, or by using a jet of water to blast them o

Digging and forking through the soil allows you to loosen any compaction, remove weeds and debris as well as providing the perfect opportunity to add the organic matter. Plants need good soil conditions if they are to give the best results. Improving the soil with plenty of organic matter in the form of compost helps drainage and aeration on heavy soils and conserves essential moisture on light ones. On the veg patch or areas of bare soil, consider growing green manures – these are seedling cr