Mission Statement
S.A.F.E. will provide Alroc Mineral Fertilizer to satisfy the community's need for a farm input which remineralises the soil without damaging the environment or the farmer. S.A.F.E. will supply Alroc Mineral Fertilizer at the lowest possible cost to the agricultural economy.
Alroc Mineral Fertiliser is certified as an Allowed Input for organic farms and gardens by the Australian Certified Organic
ACO Certification No. AI 424
Alroc Mineral Fertiliser was manufactured in response to the need for society to move in a more ecological and sustainable direction.
We supply our top quality organic fertiliser at the lowest possible price to the agricultural economy.
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FAQ's
Question: What is it made of?
Answer: Alroc is a blend of crushed volcanic Basalt, Granite, Dolomite, Bentonite, Rock Phosphate, Rock Potash and Bio Coal Fines, chosen for their mineral content.
Question: How is it made?
Answer: Alroc is made when super-fine crushed rock is mixed and prilled with an
organic enzyme to make a granular fertilizer for ease of spreading.
Question: How does it work?
Answer: Since soil forms from rock in the first place, poor, or overworked soil can be improved by adding specific types of rock-dust chosen for their mineral content. The volcanic Basalt, Granite, Dolomite, Rock Phosphate, Rock Potash and Bio Coal Fines in Alroc, slowly releases a complete spectrum of minerals and trace elements.
Micro-organisms decompose rock-dust from the surface of tiny Alroc particles and combine this with organic matter to form humus. The rejuvenated soil supports an enormous variety of soil organisms, some of which capture nitrogen from the air and make it available to plants. The plants grow nutrient-rich and withstand pest and disease infestations much better. Because the plants develop an extensive feeder root system, they are also better able to withstand dry spells.
By utilising the soil organisms, Alroc uses a natural renewable energy source to process nutrients for plants. Sustainable farming makes use of on-farm resources and natural biological processes.
Main News
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