
Long-term benefits of compost when applied to your soils
We’re putting more and more synthetic fertilisers into our land and simultaneously asking more from
Following up from last year’s Soil Health Field Day, we’ll hear from Accolade and Biostart on the effects of a composting trial on the Mud House block after the first year’s application. Take a look at the case study of this compost application trial from Biostart.
Following up from last year’s Soil Health Field Day, we’ll hear from Accolade and Biostart on the effects of a composting trial on the Mud House block after the first year’s application. Take a look at the case study of this compost application trial from Biostart.
Our very own team of experts will be there to answer questions and facilitate the special event.
Along with vineyard manager, Tracy Taylor, we’ll also be fortunate to hear from Accolade’s winemaker on quality of the grapes and taste of the wine after trialing the application of compost on certain vineyard blocks.
Geoff Warmouth, a soil health consultant will be joining us to talk about the benefits and importance of organic matter and how it contributes to overall health of vineyard soils.
The Woolshed Vineyard is situated west of Blenheim in the shelter of a steep-sided triangular hill called the ‘Delta’. This feature protects the vineyard from the frosts in spring and the different aspects of the slope produce fruit which makes for exciting blending options. Fruit from this vineyard goes into their Single Vineyard Woolshed Sauvignon Blanc, Single Vineyard Dambuster Pinot Noir and their Mud House Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc.
We’re putting more and more synthetic fertilisers into our land and simultaneously asking more from
Grape marc can be used for cattle feed, fuel, hand sanitiser, grape seed oil, or
Documenting Degrading Soil A report tabled recently at Marlborough District Council’s Environment Committee has shown
We’re putting more and more synthetic fertilisers into our land and simultaneously asking more from
Grape marc can be used for cattle feed, fuel, hand sanitiser, grape seed oil, or
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We welcome pick-up of product by the public for volumes 1m³ and over. Please check your estimated trailer weight rating below. If your trailer is unable to hold the weight of our minimum pick-up volume, please book a delivery. *We require a minimum order quantity of 3m³ for any bark, compost, soil or shell products and a minimum order quantity of 1.5m3 for any stones or aggregates.
*We will quote to the nearest cubic meter.
Typically you need a finishing layer of screened soil of 100mm when working with an uneven surface. 100mm of soil will allow to even out any hollows and give enough depth to create a flat surface
A general rule for compost is to allow for the depth of the current root structure of your plants with an additional 30-50% to mix in with the base. If you’re planting into holes or filling up a vege garden you will need to accommodate for this prior to filling up
We recommend 100mm (10cm) deep for new bark gardens and planting into bare areas. For existing gardens with some cover, we recommend 75mm-100mm (7.5cm-10cm)
Note: Barked areas for playground impact protection need to meet NZS5828:2015 standards and is calculated on the fall areas and the height of the playground. Please contact us to discuss your barked playground areas
For paths and driveways which are often exposed to car and foot traffic, we recommend 100mm-125mm (10cm-12.5cm) on newly prepared areas due to settling of product.
This excludes preparation, compaction or drainage gravel underneath. For existing areas 75mm thickness is recommended for areas needing a small top-up.