Soil Foodweb Institute have been soil rehabilitation specialists since 1986 and by utilising their services you will learn how you can manage and maintain a balanced and healthy soil.  A key benefit is the reduction of artificial chemical inputs and an increase in the soil biology.  Disease suppression is substantially enhanced and water usage generally declines.

The team at SFI is fully committed to assisting growers achieve true sustainable soil fertility without the need for toxic and costly chemicals, thereby enabling you to improve crop yields and the returns on your investment.  You’d be amazed at how cost effective our programs actually are and how beneficial it can be to have a professional on your team to guide you through the processes involved. In effect Soil Foodweb Institute offers a window into plant-soil and foliar relationships.

 
Last call for participants for the course in WA
registration to close on the 12th of Jan 2015
Western Australian course to be held in Vasse 
 Tuesday 13th to Thursday 15th January 2015

Place course being held: Vasse Hall, 8 Kaloorup Road, Vasse- 9am Start 

 

 
 
 Soil Foodweb Institute Three Day NSW Workshop will be held
 Tuesday 10th - Thursday 12th Feb 2015
 
Day 1 Compost, Day 2 Compost Tea/Extracts, Day 3 Microscope 
                                  
   
  
  
 Advanced 5 Day and Intermediate 3 Day 
Small Microscope Courses
 
Monday 16th to Friday 20th Feb 2015
          Numbers capped to no more then 8 people
 
 
More 2015 Workshop dates will be posted as soon as they become
 available.
  
 
 New courses will be introduced mid to late 2015. 
Advanced Compost tea/extracts and associated aspects (3 days)

Biology and Permaculture design and practical applications course (7 days) 

Online Courses will be developed and introduced by 2015  

  
 
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Achieving the right biology enhances these key functions:

Disease protection - minimizes to eliminate the need for pesticides
Nutrient immobilization – reduces leaching of nutrients from your soil
Nutrient availability - optimal forms in the right place at the right time
Decomposition of toxins - removes harmful residues
Root health, root depth, water retention, aerobic conditions in soil and improved soil
structure - less watering needed, lessen your dependence on fertilizers
 

 

 

If you don’t know what organisms are present in your soil and on your plants’ leaves, then much of your management is being left to chance!

 

                Chief science officer: Dr. Elaine Ingham

General Manager: Chris Ellery