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1 put life into your soil

2 peats soil a family owned SA Business since the 1970’s

3 Peats Biodiesel Plant

4 EFW’s Oil Extraction Process International Standard Biodiesel
GTW Dewatering EFW’s Oil Extraction Process Reaction Settling Purification International Standard Biodiesel Alcohol Recycle Alcohol Catalysts Peats Biodiesel Plant

5 Peats Anaerobic Digester

6 Peats Anaerobic Digester

7 peats Cultured Compost Amazing results with Peats Cultured Compost

8 Amazing results with Peats Blend 437 peats blend 437™ outcomes
Results from two hectares harvested the same day Disease suppression achieved due to pro-biotic microbial activity in Peats Blend 437

9 Increase • Nutrient binding sites in your soils • Soil and plant disease resistance • Water use efficiency • Critical micro-nutrients for plants • Applied fertiliser efficiency • Cycling of oxygen and water • Yield potential across your soils

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11 the science of soil performance

12 Thank you Questions?

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