Planning is crucial to the successful implementation of regenerative practices and is something Kelvis takes seriously. To prepare for the new season, she has drawn up recipes and clear instructions for the various nutrient amendments she will need.

Fish hydrolysate application remains a crucial practice for Organic Farmula and the farm continues to see great results.

Using existing materials from the farm is a cost-effective way to promote circularity. For example, once dried, weeds are readily available mulch and brown matter. The Hyatt teams lent a hand to help collect the raw material during their trip.

Kelvis’s compost tea and bio-active plant nutrient setup is finally finished! After months of planning and organising, the station will soon be active once the weather permits.

One of this year’s aims for Organic Farmula is to grow more fruit trees as a way of improving biodiversity. Unfortunately they are currently facing challenges with healthy growth, but have been actively seeking advice from other farmers and our advisor.

Large farms require higher quantities of nutrient amendment brews. Careful forecasting means Organic Farmula will have enough stock for implementation across the year.