Transform your muck
Using beneficial microbes and fungi, you can turn the decomposition of muck or slurry from putrefaction into controlled fermentation, retaining nitrogen that would otherwise be lost to the atmosphere or waterways.
Microbes help convert farm waste from a by-product into a nutrient-rich, odourless fertiliser, enhancing soil fertility and supporting sustainable farm practices.

Microbes for composting
In composting, microorganisms break down organic matter and produce carbon dioxide, water and heat. The result is a nutrient rich compost that supports healthier plant growth.
Lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and phototrophic bacteria in our cultures ferment organic substances, suppress putrefying bacteria, and reduce the need for frequent turning.
The resulting compost is rich in amino acids and polysaccharides, with proteins metabolised into plant-ready nutrients instead of ammonia. Composting with Microbz also reduces carbon dioxide emissions and heat loss, retaining energy and making the final compost more effective and digestible for soil. Find out more...
Key Benefits:
- rich in amino acids and polysaccharides
- reduces ammonia production
- suppresses harmful bacteria and putrefaction
- requires less turning
- retains energy and nutrients for more effective soil application

Enhancing your slurry with microbz
Treating your slurry with beneficial microbes neutralises odours while activating organisms in the soil, reducing nitrogen losses, and increasing fertiliser efficiency. Treated slurry can be applied safely with a minimal risk of leaching and maximising nutrient uptake.
Microbes help break down the crust, making slurry easier to stir and distribute evenly, ideal for covered slurry pits.
Key Benefits:
- reduces methane emissions
- increases nitrogen retention
- minimises odours and fly populations
- boosts microbial activity in the soil




