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purSoil Technologies

Rebuilding soils.
Replenishing land.

The ground beneath your harvest

purSoil Technologies supplies liquid soil inputs and practical agronomic support for farms, rangeland and disturbed land. Our focus is soil biology, organic matter, structure and nutrient balance: the conditions plants need to establish and grow.

Aerial view of green pasture with winding field boundaries
Soil. Land. Growth.

What we do

Soil inputs

Five foundational liquid inputs form the core of our soil restoration system, each with a defined job: soil biology, cover establishment, water movement, micronutrients and sulphur.

Agronomic support

Soil-test-led recommendations, application planning and follow-up for conventional, hybrid and organic operations.

Restoration projects

Planning and support for land being returned to pasture, cover or cropping after disturbance.

The soil restoration system

Soil biology, structure and nutrient balance

Illustrative soil cross-sectionLeafy plants above three textured soil layers. Branching roots and fungal threads extend through the root zone, with water droplets moving down towards the subsoil.

Topsoil / organic layer

Root zone

Subsoil

RS-2

Cover establishment

RS-1

Soil biology

RS-4

Micronutrients

RS-5

Sulphur

RS-3

Water movement

Illustrative diagram, not to scale.

Field experience

See case studies
Stock durum wheat and canola imagery

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Durum wheat and canola

Conventional grain operation, 4,500 acres, in the semi-arid Palliser's Triangle.

Reported outcomeCanola yield up 15–20 bushels per acre with larger, heavier seed; durum yield up 20 bushels per acre and upgraded to grade 1; canola grown five years in a row.
Stock maize imagery

Zambia

Maize

Second-generation farmer in a severe drought.

Reported outcome75% of the harvest saved in the first season; the second-season crop was healthier and disease-free compared with chemically treated plots.
Stock wheat (university field trial) imagery

Dharwad, India

Wheat (university field trial)

Randomized block trial with three replications, sown 6 December 2012.

Reported outcomeTreatment combined with the recommended fertilizer and farmyard manure gave the highest yields; the fully organic treatment was second; the untreated control was lowest.

Have land or crops that need soil work? Contact purSoil Technologies.