Case Studies & Testimonials

Vegetables & Flowers

These vegetables were grown from seed in just 40 days.

Also these vegetables and flowers were recently grown at a rapid rate.

Lawn Experiment

I have been amazed at the improvement in my lawn since carrying out tests on my front lawn over the past two years. The growth rate has increased considerably, the lawn is a darker green and now contains less weeds and lawn pests. I found Carbonfix very easy to distribute on my established lawn and was impressed with the results within approximately three weeks. I am the envy of all in my street

Barry Fallows

Soil carbon – can it save agriculture’s bacon?

Christine Jones, PhD
Founder, Amazing Carbon
www.amazingcarbon.com

The number of farmers in Australia has fallen 30 per cent in the last 20 years, with more than 10,000 farming families leaving the agricultural sector in the last five years alone. This decline is ongoing. There is also a reluctance on the part of young people to return to the land, indicative of the poor image and low income-earning potential of current farming practices.

Agricultural debt in Australia has increased from just over $10 billion in 1994 to close to $60 billion in 2009 (Fig.1). The increased debt is not linked to interest rates, which have generally declined over the same period (Burgess 2010).

The Soil Doctor – Soil & Plant Nutrient Analysis

Preliminary Report
Project: Lake Rehabilitaion Progress – Rotary Park
Lakebed Sediment Analysis
Address: Esplanade, Rockingham, Western Australia
Owner: Rockingham City Council

Author: Ian Anderson B.Sc.(Hons)
June 2009 SD Ref: CF0906329S-Prelim

Up to 2004, Rotary Park lake was in poor condition and suffered from algal blooms and high turbidity, that were causing offensive odour emissions and fish deaths. In 2004, Mick Stronach approached the Rockingham City Council to commence experimental trials to improve lake health using Coal Fines as one of the key components.

Coal Fines were placed in a layer adjacent to the stormwater outlet pipes and along the drainage chanels into the lake. The aim was to force stormwater to seep through the Coal Fines, that would temporarily or permanently bind contaminants such as Nitrogen, Phosphorous and heavy metals removing them from lake system. No trial like this had been attempted before in Western Australia.

Carbon Fix Lines in Lawn Trial

Carbon Fix Lawn Trial

Result of a friend’s garden, who uses Carbonfix chemical free fertiliser, because she cares about her environment.