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Using biochar and colloidal humus to increase the amount of water in your soil and increase how well the water is retained in your soil.

June was the first month of testing for our Super Composter panel. The first task was to set up their prototype bins, each was supplied in flat-pack format.

Wow this whopper broccoli weighed in at 800g (27 oz), that’s three times larger than the average floret head - this supports some of our earlier findings.

Meet the SoilFixer SuperComposter testers!

This blog looks at different grades of biochar and the benefits they can bring to soil health and to the garden.

Followers of SoilFixer will be aware we are passionate about producing biochar that really improves plant health and growth. However, not all biochars are equal. In this guide, we rule out some “non-starter” biochars to be aware of.

Last autumn we began testing “high volume” production of our Biochar Super Compost in partnership with a recycling and landfill company based locally to us called Crapper & Sons.

What is compost and what are the different types (grades) of compost? Find all the information you need to make the right decision.

In the UK there are six types, clay, chalk, loams, peat, sandy and silt, each comes with its own positive and negative characteristics and you can adapt and enhance it to ensure you have fertile soil all year round.

Last year, in our Autumn composting blog, we focused on the steps you could take to ensure your compost heap keeps decomposing over the winter by converting your bin from a “cold” system into a hot composting system.