Pacific Fertiliser releases a new Granular aerial grade gypsum product. To compliment the existing 2-4mm granular gypsum and REGYP's SSG10 recycled gypsum products, the larger 4-12mm granules offer the following: lower cost compared to 2-4mm gypsum granules larger granules assist with product flow in aircraft hoppers and small conical spreaders granular gypsum uses super fine
Pacific Fertiliser produce a granular gypsum product suitable for air seeder and aircraft application. The 2-4mm granular gypsum is made locally from blending various domestic sources of natural gypsum together to make consistent and stable particles. We then re screen the product after granulation to ensure there are no fines present. For sport turf applications
Pacific Fertiliser can offer agricultural spreading options in the Brisbane, Gold Coast, Lockyer, Darling Downs and Burnett regions. We have sophisticated gear with GPS guidance, variable rate controllers and banding options for hort/row crops. Spreader Accuracy: Contract Spreader's Agrispread AS120T and tractors fitted with the Trimble system provide strong data feedback during operation. It allows agronomists
Gypsum (CaSO4· 2H2O) is a soft white, grey, brownish or slightly pink mineral consisting of hydrated calcium sulphate also know as calcium sulphate di-hydrate. It occurs mainly in sedimentary deposits and is used to for soil amelioration and in building construction materials. Gypsum is moderately water-soluble (~2.0–2.5 g/l at 25 °C) and, in contrast to most other salts, it exhibits
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. This area captures a lot
PacFert releases a new products brochure. The brochure contains a lot of the products we supply, however there are many more so please feel free to enquire if it is not on the website or in the brochure. Please download a copy of the new brochure: download
Putting the dollars into sodic soil management Key Points of the GRDC article: - Sodicity is the presence of too much sodium (Na) in the soil. - Australia represents the majority of the world’s sodicity issues which can lead to a reduction in plant growth and grain yield as well as decreased soil structural ability.
Here are five key benefits of gypsum application: 1. Source of calcium and sulfur for plant nutrition. Plants are becoming more deficient for sulfur and mot soil are not supplying it. Gypsum is an excellent and cheap source of sulfur for plant nutrition and improving crop yield. 2. Improves soil structure. Flocculation, or aggregation, is
Pacific Fertiliser is trailing a new gypsum refining process to offer a gypsum product ex Brisbane that has the following characteristics: Gypsum purity much higher than local mined sources with a solubility and fineness similar to super fine grade gypsum. The Mine2 gypsum product is available ex Brisbane. Pacific Fertiliser continues to sell its other
Pacific Fertiliser's is hard at work carting 30,000 tonne mined gypsum away from port.
