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Growers are constantly looking for other ways to be sustainable with their waste. Learn how you can repurpose hop waste into compost.

As we turn to a more sustainable future, growers look for ways to repurpose orchard waste and create a circular economy.

We specialise in custom-made recipes such as natives, GOL, seed raising, and plant-specific mixes for blueberries, hops, and citrus.

Azwood works with forestry owners and managers to provide a solution to remove wood residues off-site and repurpose them into natural wood products.

We answer all the questions to help get you started and give you direction on what steps to take first when applying compost to your orchard.

Garden environments can pose risks. We've laid out some precautions and considerations to reduce risk and stay safe for successful projects.

Biofiltration bark media controls wastewater odour from treatment facilities, compost facilities, rendering plants, and other operations.

We discuss 10 different uses for sawdust, to create a circular economy from a product that is otherwise considered waste in the milling industry.

There are many types of animal bedding on the market. Azwood offers an honest comparison so you can find the best animal bedding for your needs.

A sustainability challenge or an opportunity? Here is a way in which you can repurpose your grape marc to benefit your vineyard’s soils.

Although we use a lot of different methods to try and mitigate stones in compost, it is not possible to eliminate them completely.

What can we do to decrease nitrogen leaching and reduce the risk of harsh chemicals in our waterways? We can look for natural solutions.

Thanks to consumer demand we have created a biodegradable pellet fuel bag that is 100% plastic free.

Biofiltration is a great way to naturally and organically remove odorous bacteria that would otherwise pollute the atmosphere.

There are numerous advantages available to commercial landscapers who choose to incorporate the application of mulch into their landscaping projects.

Adapting to climate change and implementing a focus on sustainable growing are, together, driving a shift in the horticulture industry.

Biofiltration systems are do not always achieve the desired odour control. The main factor being a lack of regular maintenance.