Why SMS Guano Can Improve Pasture Growth
Guano Fertiliser can help improve pasture growth. Guano is comprised of a biological combination of seabird dropping, decomposed seabirds, coral and kelp, and is a perfect fertiliser to incorporate into pastures. On Monday July 8th the Baderloo Merino Stud near Spalding, South Australia, had a Field Day to discuss the response of SMS Guano Fertiliser on their pastures. Managing Director of Soil Management Systems, Brenton Byerlee was at the field day to encourage the discussion why farmers should use guano and ammonium sulphate to improve pasture growth.
Pasture Growth: Field Day Highlighting SMS Guano
The owner of Baderloo Merino Stud, Daniel Hammatt, is very impressed with the growth response that his pastures had to guano fertiliser. He invited local farmers to his property to discuss his pastures and why he chose to get a soil test from Soil Management Systems and make the decision to use guano fertiliser. Visit Baderloo to see their Merino breeding principals and their quality wool.
Soil Management Systems Comprehensive soil analysis showed good Total Phosphorus levels but low Cowell and Olsen levels. SMS Guano is an ideal Phosphorus fertiliser for much needed available phosphorus plus a balance of other nutrients. The results seen in these pastures are very impressive. This field day showed that Guano can improve pasture growth and in turn benefit stock.
Do you have grazing land? Do you want to improve your pastures and increase your carrying capacity? If so, please contact Brenton Byerlee on 08 8659 0000, to discuss soil testing and the use of guano fertiliser. To research this product, please read our Guano Information.
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