Yesterday we received a delivery of Coir Coco Cocopeat buffered bales .
Some Coir facts:
Coir, Coco and Cocopeat are all the same thing.
You normally have two different sizes of coir products,
1. Coir or Coco or Cocopeat Bale:
5 Kg in weight
30cm x 30cm x 20cm(approx)
Expands to 70 litres of final product
2. Coir or Coco or Cocopeat Briquette(Brick)
650grams in weight
20 cm x 10 cm x 5cm
Expands to 9 litres
3. 3 Types, Washed, Organic and buffered.
Washed is naturally washed and sun dried.
Organic is produced from coconut trees that have been farmed organically and then washed
Buffered is chemically changed to reduce the ions by washing the coir in calcium nitrate.
For all 3 types of coir visit Fertile Fibre
Friday, 18 October 2013
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Defland organic compost trials
Fertile fibre has been included into Defland compost trials and the results are below for your reading.
Conclusion Fertile Fibre Seed compost is the best and does not require feeding- as if it was in doubt.
Monday, 9 September 2013
Germination testing
Every batch of compost we make we do a germination test on here is a picture of a recent batch of vegrow organic coir compost certified by the Soil association and the vegan trust.
Fertile Fibre welcome a group from U3A
Fertile Fibre welcomed a group from U3A Gardeners and composters for a tour of the factory and discussion on Organic compost and Coir.
We explained the history of Fertile Fibre from Robert Hirst over 25 years ago to today. We discussed modern markets and the difficulty of getting any PR and supplying large retailers, we also followed the paper trail that is needed to conform to the Soil Association Standard and our application to join Demeter. Nobody left empty handed.
Who's next?
We explained the history of Fertile Fibre from Robert Hirst over 25 years ago to today. We discussed modern markets and the difficulty of getting any PR and supplying large retailers, we also followed the paper trail that is needed to conform to the Soil Association Standard and our application to join Demeter. Nobody left empty handed.
Who's next?
Monday, 2 September 2013
SSL Certificate achieved
SSL Certificate achieved
What is that you might ask?
When you use the web and you decide to make a purchase it is the little green padlock you see in the address bar, You should only purchase from websites with this green padlock and we now have it.
If you click on it, it explains what it does.
So you can now shop at any of Fertile Fibre Shops and feel safe.
What is that you might ask?
When you use the web and you decide to make a purchase it is the little green padlock you see in the address bar, You should only purchase from websites with this green padlock and we now have it.
If you click on it, it explains what it does.
So you can now shop at any of Fertile Fibre Shops and feel safe.
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