Front Page
Maximize Plant Nutrition
Intensive cultivation and erosion caused by wind and water, has caused significant soil degradation that has had an adverse impact in the agriculture...
Improve Soil Balance
When a plant begins to show signs of deficiencies, insect or fungal attack, or even starts to look like its dying, this is a clear indicator of poor...
Reduce Water Usage
By using our products in your soil, we are adding the minerals that are missing, which improves soil structure. This allows more water into the soil, and...
Increase Pest Protection
All our products contain over 60 mineral elements. In the photosynthesis process with more minerals available the plant is now able to build complex...
After hiring an aerator recently, the Ipswich Council used Earthlife garden products and they were surprised how the soil, gardens and lawns responded so well. They came back and said they want to do more. They have flowers flowering earlier. Even during the cold days they have had, not a day over 18 degrees and even the camellias are flowering.
Norm Walker, Ipswich Town and Country, Ipswich
Lawn blend is one of the best lawn fertilisers I’ve ever seen.
Evan, Torrington Landscapes
Your sorghum crop recommendation has resulted in a short fallow achieving the same yield as the long fallow. (In our opinion, far better use of stored soil moisture). Since double cropping into barley we have been surprised by the softness of the soil and the fact that there were no wheel tracks in the emerging crop.
Woongabeena, Dalby
Earthlife Minerals has made such a difference in my small crops, that I would spread it fence to fence, if I had the money.
Doug Ziebarth, Laidley
Jul-1999 Earthlife’s soil enhancement system has greatly improved the structure of my heavy, hard, black soil blocks resulting in them being easier to work and being far more friable when wet. The other notable fact is the improved infiltration rate when irrigating. Jul-2000 Earthlife products have changed my worst producing cotton block into the highest yielding block this year. Feb-2002 I’m amazed, 13 t/ha of sorghum (5.26 t/ac) during one of the hottest summers.