Farming

Herefordshire farmers face rising costs, river pollution, and policy pressures – especially from phosphorus and nitrogen runoff. This article explores the region’s biggest challenges and highlights sustainable solutions, including microbial support from BactoFos and BactoRol Nitrogen. With insight from local initiatives and expert advice, it’s a must-read for anyone invested in the future of farming and river health in the Wye Valley.

Nitrogen fixing bacteria are the key to unlocking healthier soils, stronger legumes, and bigger yields. FabaStym is a natural biopreparation that helps crops like faba beans and soy fix nitrogen more efficiently, reduce reliance on synthetic fertilisers, and improve long-term soil fertility. Learn how it works and why more farmers are switching to biological solutions.

Using FabaStym and BactoRolNitrogen to Get the Most Out of the Exchange Market Program The agriculture world is feeling the heat to go green while still producing food. The Soil Association’s Exchange Market program is a great chance for farmers to receive some cash for cutting down greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. By bringing in microbiological…

Navigating UK Nitrogen Fertilizer Regulations: A Sustainable Solution with BactoRol Nitrogen Nitrogen fertilizers are essential for crop productivity, but their use is highly regulated in the UK to protect the environment from nutrient runoff and pollution. Whether you’re a small-scale grower or a large farm operator, understanding these regulations can help you reduce costs, enhance…

Managing Slurry and Manure in the UK: Practical Tips for Compliance and Efficiency Managing slurry and manure with biopreparations accelerates breakdown of contaminants, reduces sedimentation, foaming and sludge formation. Managing it effectively is crucial for UK farmers to meet environmental standards, reduce operational costs, and maintain farm productivity. Proper management prevents water pollution and maximizes…