Researchers at Duchy College found that SlurryForSoil™ – a complex blend of microorganisms and enzymes – not only reduces the need for synthetic fertilisers, lowers emissions and increases grass yields, but suggest it benefits soil health and can contribute to reducing carbon emissions too.
SlurryForSoil™ is a complex blend of 18 different Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria and Fungi (PGPR & Fs), chosen for their proven abilities to enhance soil structure, plant health, and productivity.
“While there’s lots of data and stats behind the product, there’s only one that matters to me – I needed 14% less nitrogen this year,” Anthony Gibby, Dairy Farmer.
A new slurry inoculant reduces the need for artificial fertilisers, lowers emissions and increases grass yields – and is said to improve soil health.
“I think it’s excellent. It stops the slurry from separating as quickly. The slurry also got absorbed into the ground quicker and it noticeably reduced odour,” Phil Williams, Dairy Farmer.
