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How Andrew Smith Uses PyroAg Wood Vinegar to Support Healthier Crops and Soil Biology
Discover how South Australian farmer Andrew Smith integrates PyroAg Wood Vinegar into his broadacre farming system to support healthier crops, improve soil biology and strengthen crop resilience.
Wood Vinegar, Fertiliser Costs and Soil Biology: PyroAg on Ticker Insight
PyroAg Co-Founder John Mellowes joins Ticker Insight to discuss Wood Vinegar, rising fertiliser costs, soil biology, nutrient uptake and PyroAg’s agricultural research.
Wood Vinegar, Pyrolysis and Soil Biology: PyroAg on @AuManufacturing Conversations
PyroAg Chief Engineer, Director & Co-Founder John Mellowes joins @AuManufacturing Conversations to discuss Wood Vinegar, pyrolysis, soil biology, nutrient efficiency and Australian manufacturing.
University of Newcastle Research Examines PyroAg Wood Vinegar and Beneficial Soil Bacteria
University of Newcastle research investigates how different concentrations of PyroAg Wood Vinegar influence soil microbial diversity and beneficial plant growth-promoting bacteria.
Wood Vinegar, Fertiliser Efficiency and Soil Biology: PyroAg Featured by EcoVoice
Can Wood Vinegar help growers get more from their fertiliser program? An EcoVoice feature explores PyroAg research into soil biology, nutrient availability and agricultural input efficiency.
PyroAg Research Partner Appointed to Lead Soil CRC Program
PyroAg research partner Professor Megh Mallavarapu from the University of Newcastle was appointed to lead the Soil CRC program focused on new products for soil fertility and function.
PyroAg Helping Support Biological Turf Management at KDV Sports
Glenn Finlay from One Earth QLD talks with KDV Sports Superintendent Andrew Glenn about the facility’s journey towards 100% organic input-managed turf and how PyroAg Wood Vinegar fits within its biological turf management program.
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