Category: Slurry for Soil
SlurryForSoil reduces ammonia emissions by 94%
Summary: 94 % reduction in ammonia volatilisation when treated slurry is spread on grassland 28 % lower ammonia release during onfarm storage of treated slurry. Fresh grass ...
SlurryForSoil grows more grass than urea
In a split field trial in South West Wales, a slurry inoculant, SlurryForSoil, increased dry matter grass yields by 21.5% and fresh grass yields 16.4%, ...
How SlurryForSoil Enhances Regenerative Agriculture – Dairy
Similar to regenerative agriculture, SlurryForSoil is designed to optimise soil health and create a more productive and resilient farming system. By adding beneficial soil microbes ...
How soil microbes increase grassland resilience to water stress
Soil microbes – the missing link With climate change increasing the frequency and severity of droughts and floods, maximising infiltration rates and water holding capacity ...
SlurryForSoil – a slurry additive or slurry inoculant?
Why do we describe SlurryForSoil as a slurry inoculant not a slurry additive? ‘Slurry additive’ is a commonly used term but it fully describe what ...
SlurryForSoil increases yields by over 30% in Harper Adams trial
Fresh grass yields increased by 31.25% SlurryForSoil increased fresh grass yields by 31.25% and dry matter yields by 26% in a separated slurry trial hosted ...
SylgenBio announces distribution partnership with McCaskie Agriculture
SylgenBio, manufacturer of the award-winning slurry inoculant, SlurryForSoil, is proud to announce its distribution partnership with McCaskie Agriculture, Scotland’s premier supplier of top-quality animal health ...
Soil Association approves SlurryForSoil™ for use in organic systems
SylgenBio is delighted to announce its products, SlurryForSoil™ (SFORS®) and SlurryKing, have been approved for use in organic systems by the Soil Association. Organic food ...
How do the microbes in SlurryForSoil help build soil structure?
The microbes in SlurryForSoil were specifically chosen for their abilities to support plant health and resilience. One of the many benefits of the different rhizobacteria ...








