Pacific Fertiliser recently added more gypsum pits to a study it undertook in 2015 for detailed research into the bulk agricultural gypsum products available on the eastern seaboard of Australia. This research continues on from the NSW Department of Primary Industries work in 1996 which was reported in the AgFact AC.10 (Agdex 514) document. The
Pacific Fertiliser has been out to take gypsum samples of the exploration area in the Culgoa area. The initial results are promising. Gypsum available from a potential Culgoa gypsum mine would enable Pacific Fertiliser to sell back to Goondiwindi from the west of hebel and further to the north and south. The target area captures
Pacific Fertiliser recently undertook detailed research into the bulk agricultural gypsum products available on the eastern seaboard of Australia. This research continues on from the NSW Department of Primary Industries work in 1996 which was reported in the AgFact AC.10 (Agdex 514) document. The gypsum samples were obtained from various agricultural gypsum sources either ex
We have received the latest shipment of gypsum. Whilst Pacific Fertiliser continues to import high quality bulk gypsum products from other states and overseas, it is also exploring gypsum resources in NSW & QLD to satisfy the market. Pacific Fertiliser generally holds the following stockpiles: - 20,000 tonne of natural gypsum in stock in Brisbane;
PacFert can offer mined gypsum loading from bogie loads to road train trailers and B-doubles from Pinkenba and Port of Brisbane in QLD. Other special products and blends come out of the Ipswich site. We can package the natural high quality grade 1 gypsum with competitive bulk transport and spreading services. Our gypsum is 95+% pure,
To avoid confusion between natural mined products and recycled gypsum products, we have started PACIFIC FERTILSER to separate the natural products from REGYP. From July 1 2013, sales will go through the following process: PACIFIC FERTILISER - from 1 July 2013, sells all the natural mined products inc mined gypsum, phosphate rock, lime, bentonite
