Organic Fertilizers Leppington Pty Ltd
Chemical in Gold Coast

Social and environmental demands have biased council and government policies and perceptions on sustainable practices, where now the onus is on the reuse of organic product. Each year on ordinary an adult person generates 130kg of organic product. In SE LLD alone 193,500 tonnes of organic product is produced per annul Phoenix converts 90,00 tonnes of this amount into reusable product and markets these as certified organic soils, composts, soil conditioners and mulch products. Composting is an aerobic progression that depends on the labor of microorganisms decomposing organic materials. During composting the heat generated from microbial behavior is processed within the compost compendium. Advantageous bacteria and fungi process organics and free large amounts of energy and heat to temperatures between 60C and 70C, for prolonged period of times. During this phase all weed seeds and pathogens are destroyed. These windrows are watered when required to maintain temperature levels and are turned regularly to reduce dour emissions and to aid with the composting cycle. The composting process is monitored lower highly controlled conditions and is only whole once the cooling and maturation stages are fulfilled naturally over the 12 week cycle. As a soil conditioner to improve chemical and physical soil properties or fix damaged soils. As a lawn top dressing to rejuvenate damaged soils by adding vital organics to the soil and increases water holding capacity. As a mulch to keep moisture and inhibit weeds and increases water holding capacity and root formations. As a prescribed compost in gardens to amplify and sustain microbial activity. Regulates soil temperatures and prevents soil erosion. Reduced need for use of synthetic fertilizers as organic matter is returned to the soil. Plants flourish an increased resistance to pests and diseases with the restoration of automatic balance (Soil pH) to the soil food web. Increased microbial and earthworm activity 30 year impact from composted organics.