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Turning Desert Sand into Arable Soil
Multi Mineral Root Zone Conditioner
- Highest quality Nontronite Smectite clays.
- Elements such as dolomite, gypsum, etc can be blended as determined by the soil profile analysis.
- Permanence in the medium, increasing soil CEC to optimum levels.
- Guaranteed reduction in water consumption.
- Improved soil health and microbial activity.
- Using Austrablend® will guarantee increased production yields and fertiliser application savings.
Our Advantage
Fully Organic
Water Conservation proven under
UAE trialling
UAE trialling
Increased Production Yield
Proven to grow any plant to healthy
maturity using 50% of the normally
applied water
SPORTS TURF RESEARCH REPORT
Laboratory evaluation by Dr Christian Spring, Head of Soils Laboratory. To evaluate the efficiency of AustraBlend's amendment material when incorporated with sand to produce a suitable sports turf rootzone mix.
AustraBlend Testimonials
"There are no gimmicks here, the AustraBlend® soil improver will add only those things the ME sands need; beneficial microorganisms, high quality clay minerals and targeted trace elements. These are the only things required to turn sand into good quality soil."
Simon Leake BScAgr(HonsI) ASSSI ASPAC WMA
Principal Soil Scientist, Sydney Environmental Soil Laboratory
The soils of the Middle East are dominantly coarse textured and prone to high losses of fertilizer, nutrients and water whether in urban landscapes or in irrigated agriculture farms. These soils require frequent irrigation and fertilizer applications. In an attempt to improve soil productivities, a comparative study was conducted on urban landscape and agriculture farm in UAE, whereby, three different soil amendments were tested, the Austrablend Multi Mineral Root Zone Conditioner outperformed in saving 40% irrigation water and doubling the productivity of landscape grass and barley forage production. READ MORE
Dr Shabbir A Shahid, PhD (UK)
Research Scientist
Desert Agriculture and Ecosystems Program
Environment & Life Sciences Research Center, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research
Food Plant Production
Construction
Ornamental Date Palms
