What farmers say about working with the team at i-Fert

“This year it’s been a really difficult season. We’ve gone from December floods to January drought and we’ve still been able to maintain our yields — which means the i-Fert treatment is paying for itself. By investing in the health of our soil, we’re building strong foundations for seasons to come. I’m getting a 10% return from i-Fert and only 4% with the bank — I know where I’m putting my money.”

Scott McLean
Mackay sugarcane farmer, Queensland

“Corey has shown us that important nutrients walk off the farm with the stock — so we need to keep replacing them. Clover production is through the roof, we’ve got more diversity in the pasture and it’s more palatable — the animals are looking great.”

John Foster
Hautope Land Co, Omakere

“When we first looked at the grass roots, they went down a couple of inches and then went horizontal — searching for nutrients. We’ve recently taken another look and the roots go straight down, much deeper — aerating the soil and pushing nitrogen from the clover further into the soil. Resin P levels have moved from 48 to 85 and Olsen P levels from 19 to 28.”

John & Simon Foster
Hautope Land Co, Omakere

“For the past three years we haven’t even given the cows magnesium to get them through calving and we have very few cases of milk fever — maybe two or three a year in the older, more prone cows. We are definitely on the winning side. Now we feed the soil and that does the trick. ”

Brian & Caroline Hutchings
New Zealand