Can a SONIC DIY Biofertiliser System be Customised for my Farm?

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...

What’s Included In Your Biofertiliser Training Starter Package?

The Starter Package comes with full support to help you set up and run your own on-farm biofertiliser system, including installation assistance and all inputs needed for processing Liquid Fish and Seaweed Biofertiliser, as well as Liquid Kelp Probiotic Livestock...

How Does Producing Biofertilisers On-Farm Reduce Input Costs

Producing biological fish and seaweed fertilisers on-farm can significantly reduce input costs through: Lower freight costs – Reduce liquid fertiliser shipping costs by around 90%, as you only need to transport the dried raw ingredients.Less plastic packaging and...

Does Liquid Seaweed Probiotic Help With Digestion In Your Stock?

Yes, it supports digestion by promoting a healthy gut environment. With the combination of kelp-derived compounds, including alginates and fucoidans, and probiotic bacteria, the SONIC Liquid Seaweed Probiotic can help improve feed utilisation and nutrient absorption,...

How Often Do You Give Your Stock The Liquid Seaweed?

We’ve found you can be pretty flexible with it—some people are running the SONIC Liquid Seaweed Probiotic Supplement weekly, others might go fortnightly or monthly, and some just use it a few times a year depending on conditions and stock requirements. Visit our Rates...

How Do You Give Liquid Seaweed Probiotic To Your Livestock?

SONIC Liquid Seaweed Probiotic can be added to the animals’ water (dilution 1:5-1:100), or directly to their feed. It can also be used undiluted as an oral drench for sick or malnourished animals, providing a quick mineral boost. Additionally, you can spray it on dry...

How Do Biological Fertilisers Differ From Synthetic Fertilisers?

Conventional synthetic fertilisers are designed to deliver nutrients rapidly, creating fast and predictable plant responses. When nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are applied in synthetic forms, plants often respond with quick greening and a surge in biomass....