Yes. We supply farms across most regions of Australia, from our base in Dorrigo, NSW. Made-to-order biofertiliser:Freight is quoted to your farm based on your location and order size. Because you’re shipping finished liquid, freight can be a big part of the total...
Your system is sized to match your spray program, so you produce the right amount on a regular 3-month cycle. You always have fresh product on hand without making more than you’ll use. Standard system sizes: 540L (3 × 180L units), our starter system 1,080L (6 × 180L...
Less than most farmers expect. No experience is needed, because we provide pre-measured ingredients, simple step-by-step procedures and one-on-one training. Your time: About 1 hour to start a 1,000L batch About 1–1.5 hours to decant and clean down when it’s ready...
We’ve streamlined the process to be straight forward and repeatable by providing pre-measured ingredients and practical procedures. It approximately takes around 1 hour to start a 1,000L batch, then after fermentation is complete, it takes another 1–1.5 hours to...
Yes. SONIC Biofertilisers contain living microorganisms, and microbial activity gradually declines after production. For best results, use the product within three months of its production date. The best-before date is printed on every container. Freshness matters...
The best time to apply biological fertilisers is during overcast conditions, just before or during rain, or later in the day when temperatures are cooler. These conditions help protect the living microbes in the fertiliser from heat and UV exposure, giving them a...
Biofertilisers generally work best applied at lower rates more often, rather than in one or two large applications. Regular applications keep feeding soil microbes through the season. Grazing pastures: Apply three or more times per year. Applying after grazing helps...
Yes. SONIC Biofertilisers can be applied through standard spray and irrigation equipment, including boom sprayers, airblast sprayers, tractor-mounted units, drones and fertigation systems. Mixing: Fill the tank with water first, then add the product to reduce foaming....
We service all regions across Australia for both product supply and on-farm production systems. Fresh processed biological fertilisers are delivered nationwide. For on-farm systems and training, we work with both local and remote operations. Where in-person visits...
Yes, SONIC Systems are customised to meet the specific needs of your farm, with system sizes tailored to align with your specific spray regime and on-going liquid fish and seaweed biofertiliser requirements. The Biofertiliser System size is matched to your...
After the initial start-batch training session (approx. 3 hrs), you’ll receive scheduled VIP support throughout your first three (3) batches — typically over 9–12 months — allowing time to learn the nuances and natural variability of biological fermentation systems....
The starter package covers your raw ingredients, assisted setup, training and VIP support throughout your first 3 batches. Fermentation containers and transfer pumps for decanting aren’t included in the Starter Package price because most farmers save money by buying...
Producing biological fish and seaweed fertilisers on-farm can significantly reduce input costs through: Lower freight costs – Shipping dried raw ingredients instead of finished liquid products can substantially reduce freight costs. Actual savings depend on your...
Yes. It can be included in the diet of pregnant and lactating animals at the suggested dilution rates. Many farmers use it during late pregnancy and lactation, when nutritional demands are higher. Kelp is naturally rich in iodine and other minerals, so don’t exceed...
It is a cold-fermented liquid kelp supplement. Probiotic cultures are added at the start of fermentation, and the finished product contains naturally occurring kelp compounds, such as alginates and fucoidans, along with minerals and the beneficial microbes produced...
Most farmers give it weekly or fortnightly at the standard dilution of 1:20 to 1:50, added to water troughs or feed. Frequency can be adjusted to suit your conditions: Regular use: Weekly or fortnightly, as an ongoing part of the diet.Higher-demand periods: During dry...
There are several ways to include it in your livestock’s diet: In drinking water: Add to water troughs at a dilution of 1:5 to 1:50.In feed: Add directly to feed, spray onto dry feed, or mix with grain.As a grain soak: Dilute and use to soak grain before feeding.In...
It is suitable for a wide range of farm animals, including cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas, horses, pigs and poultry. It can be used as a regular part of the diet, or during periods of higher nutritional demand, such as when feed quality is poor or around calving,... 
