Buy Regen Shield and WIN!! A Sprayer
Purchase any pack size of Regen Shield and enter our amazing giveaway for a chance to WIN a Solo 417 18L Battery Operated Sprayer valued at $377 +gst! Regen 2000 Shield is a natural liquid smoke extract with incredible benefits for your plants. It promotes soil activity, enhances nutrient availability, reduces pH levels, and stimulates […]
FREE WEBINAR ALERT – Liquid smoke and its benefits
Liquid smoke extract contains many beneficial smoke compounds, proven to trigger germination and early plant development in native and non-native varieties.Want to learn more about liquid smoke and how it could improve your planting projects? JOIN our upcoming webinar on April 27th, at 11 am AWST. With guest speaker: Narelle Brown, Chemical Engineer from C&N Brown […]
Sowing the seeds for a sustainable future
TreeProject, a community-based, not for profit organisation working together to put indigenous species back on the land. Their network of trained volunteers, grow indigenous seedlings for rural landholders and Landcare groups who require assistance with revegetation projects. Working together, TreeProject’s mission is to urgently restore needed indigenous vegetation and repair Victoria’s damaged ecosystems. The TreeProject volunteers […]
What is liquid smoke?
When people mention smoked food, most of us think of cooking over a charcoal grill or a wood smoker. But what if you could enjoy the smoky flavours without firing up the grill and what if you want to add that smoky taste to your favourite cheese or whiskey? The answer is simple… liquid smoke. […]
Biofilm Water Sanitation
Biofilms are slimy layers of microorganisms that stick to wet surfaces. They may cause up to 80 percent of infections. What is biofilm? Biofilm is a complex network of microorganisms that attach themselves to surfaces for the purpose of reproduction and survival. Once attached, they form extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) which are very tough polysaccharides […]
Fire Stik Farming
Over 40,000 to 50,000 years ago, indigenous people practiced a special form of environmental reform known as cultural burning. Cultural burning, identified by Australian archaeologist Rhys Jones in 1969, is the practice of regularly and systematically burning patches of vegetation used in Australia to facilitate hunting, to reduce the frequency of major bush-fires, and to change the composition […]