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Dispersive Soil Management Plan

July 23rd, 2023|

Dispersive Soil Management (DSM) Dispersive Soil Management is to define the overall soil dispersion risk of the site soils and to provide appropriate management principles in order to ensure that proposed earthworks do not cause land degradation. Good management can also mitigate effects on the built environment from soil dispersion as a consequence of soil

Magnesium in Agricultre

May 28th, 2023|

MAGNESIUM - is an essential element for all plants. These crops have been found to be especially responsive: alfalfa, blueberry, beet, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, clover, conifers, corn, cotton, cucumber, eggplant, lettuce, onion, pepper, potatoes, pumpkin, spinach, squash, tobacco, tomato, and watermelon. Other uses include stock feed and side dressing for bananas, pineapples, sugar cane,

Brisbane Lime Sand

March 10th, 2023|

Pacific Fertiliser has a low cost, low dust option to Ag Lime for those with budget or site constraints. Bulk lime sand is a coarser alternative to Ag lime powder. Whilst the product has a lower analysis it is u pto 70% cheaper than normal ag lime. The QLD lime sand product is located

Fertiliser Pricing Update Feb23

February 14th, 2023|

Fertiliser Price Update 14th Feb 2023 Domestically the market is still soft, but it feels like we are getting close to the bottom for most fertiliser prices as operations start to commit for the season. Depending on collection timing Urea pricing is currently around mid $700's ex port and MAP/DAP is in the high $1000's,

Central West Grain Freight

January 23rd, 2023|

Pacific Fertiliser can assist your operations during harvest or throughout the year with grain freight around the following areas: South West NSW Central Slopes NSW Central West NSW We have the ability to run harvest freight, chaser bins or grain freight into Port Kembla, Newcastle Port or Sydney. Our fleet is accredited under the NHVR

Fire Extinguisher Fertiliser

January 18th, 2023|

Can Recycled Fire Extinguisher Powder be used as Fertiliser? The powder from some fire extinguishers can be used as a fertiliser, but it needs to be refined after it is recycled to make it available to plants in the soil. REGYP a sister company knows how to do this and accepts bulk recycled extinguisher

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