Concentrated Compost

Rebuild depleted soils with cost-effective and nutrient-rich concentrated compost

After construction or in areas of depleted soils, the lack of organic matter and nutrients hinders plant growth and long-term soil health. Compost is a highly effective, dry alternative to traditional compost or topsoil. Not only is it easy to apply but it also offers stabilized organic matter and essential nutrients. Furthermore, it helps restore soil structure, increase water retention, and provide the microbial activity needed to promote sustainable vegetation growth. With concentrated compost, you reduce transportation costs and streamline the application process.

Other soil amendments, such as soil conditioners, complement concentrated compost and enhance plant growth. Reach out to our soil health and reclamation experts to determine the right mix for your site.

Applications of Concentrated Compost

High-quality compost is ideal for a variety of projects, including agricultural use, native plant establishment, reclamation, bio-remediation, and construction site restoration. It offers long-lasting improvements in organic content and soil fertility and is especially effective for environments where soil quality is compromised.

Key Benefits of Concentrated Compost

• Provides the benefits of traditional compost in a dry, concentrated form, reducing transportation and application costs.
• Enhances soil structure, water retention, and nutrient availability.
• Promotes long-term soil health by supplying 50% stabilized organic matter.
• Supports healthy root development and increases cation exchange capacity for better nutrient absorption.
• Pathogen-free and safe for use in certified organic crop production.

How Concentrated Compost Works

Compost delivers nutrients and organic matter more efficiently than traditional compost. It’s fully composted and pathogen-free. As a result, it ensures the optimal environment for microbial populations. With improved soil structure and fertility, you’ll see better results with less effort.

• Cost-effective alternative to traditional compost and topsoil.
• A dry, easy-to-apply form simplifies transportation and reduces waste.
• Improves soil health in environmentally sensitive areas like reclamation and bio-remediation projects.
• Safe for global use, with low carbon and greenhouse gas emissions.