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Planting Macadamia trees.

12 December 2017

Here at Optigrow we understand that, happy roots = happy fruits… or nuts. That is why soil preparation prior to …

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Soil Toxicity

24 June 2014

Issues farmers face with soil degradation is the issues of soil toxicity and chemical imbalance caused by prolonged fertiliser and …

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Soil

20 May 2014

Soil, our silent and often underappreciated friend is the backbone of all the plants we see around us, gardens, agriculture …

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Cationic exchange

6 May 2014

An important and often unrecognized feature of vermicast is its cationic exchange rate. This is the rate at which the …

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Vermicast as a disease suppressor.

29 April 2014

Edwards and Arancon (2004) report that “…we have researched the effects of relatively small applications of commercially-produced vermicomposts, on attacks …

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Using worm castings for insect repellence.

24 April 2014

   Chitin is a compound that makes up the main component of the exoskeleton of insects. Chitosan is a compound that is …

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Vermicast and Nematodes.

18 February 2014

Could vermicast be a solution to my soil bourne Nematode problem? Well, first of all what are Nematodes and are …

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How Sustainable Soil Science Can Help Rescue Our Environment and Food Supply.

11 December 2013

an excerpt from: How Organic Farming Could Release Us From the Curse of Fertilizer. July 02, 2013 By Dr. Mercola Read the …

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Landscaping and the soil.

8 December 2013

Landscaping and the soil, what role can vermicast play in landscaping. The process of landscaping and earth moving disrupts and …

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What is Worm Tea (Vermileachate) and how do I use it?

11 February 2013

Here at Optigrow we have had an increasing interest in our Vermileachate, commonly known as Worm Tea. So what is …

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