Happy Soils is set to revolutionise gardening and agricultural practices with the launch of its groundbreaking new range of Australian made 100% Certified Regenerative Organic soil solutions and enhancers. The first range of its kind, Happy Soils is scientifically curated to detox and regenerate soil for gardeners, agricultural and environmental purposes, ultimately contributing to food security, ecosystem stability and a regenerative future. With an estimated 50% of the world’s tillable soil unusable, experts predict there are approximately 60 years of topsoil left. Happy Soils has been deve ..read more

In recent years, educational institutions have been embracing innovative approaches to engage students in hands-on learning experiences that go beyond the traditional classroom setup. One such innovation that is rapidly gaining popularity is the integration of aquaponics systems into school curriculums. Aquaponics, the symbiotic relationship between fish and plants in a closed-loop system, offers a multitude of benefits for schools. Here, we explore some of the significant advantages that schools enjoy when they incorporate aquaponics into their educational programs. 1. Hands-On Learning: Aqua ..read more

In the realm of urban gardening and sustainable living, innovation is a driving force. The Australian-made Verti Gro Eco Farm towers are a testament to this spirit, offering an ingenious solution for gardeners with limited space and a penchant for fresh, homegrown produce. The Rise of Vertical Gardening In a world where open spaces are at a premium, many gardening enthusiasts have turned to vertical gardening as a creative way to maximize their green spaces. Vertical gardens not only make the most of limited square footage but also introduce an element of aesthetics and eco-friendliness to our ..read more

In a world where urbanization is on the rise and the demand for sustainable, locally sourced food is growing, Urban Green Farms has made a significant stride towards a greener future for Melbourne. The recent acquisition of a 6-acre vertical farm in the heart of metro Melbourne marks a pivotal moment in the city's sustainable agriculture journey. This new venture combines Live food aisles, aquaponics, hydroponics, vertical farming, and STEM education to create a multifaceted facility that all Melbournians can enjoy and learn from. https://youtu.be/leuIIAgLh28A Vision for Sustainable Agricultur ..read more

Germination is a fascinating process that marks the beginning of a plant's life cycle. As a gardener, witnessing a tiny seed sprout and grow into a thriving plant is both magical and rewarding. It involves the activation of various enzymes, hormones and physiological changes that result in the emergence of an embryonic plant. While patience is a virtue in gardening, there are several organic techniques in combination with Happy Soils Grown n' Bloom you can employ to speed up the germination process naturally. In this blog, we'll explore a range of methods that can help you achieve quicker and ..read more

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, it is becoming increasingly important to reconnect children with the natural world. One way to achieve this is by teaching kids the art of gardening. Beyond the joy and satisfaction of growing their own plants, there are numerous benefits to children learning to garden. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of kids learning to garden and how it can positively impact their development and the environment. Connecting with Nature Gardening provides an opportunity for children to connect with nature on a hands-on level. By getting their ..read more

This funny, engaging eco story invites young readers to follow the adventures of Harriet’s ravenous compost worms as they munch their way through their wide and wonderful weekly menu. Packed with worm facts, Harriet’s Hungry Worms is the ideal companion for worm warriors and curious composters keen to roll their sleeves up and put their kitchen food scraps to good use. Continuing the sustainability message, inventive illustrations incorporating recycled materials bloom from each page, breathing beautiful life into this fun-filled story.Harriet’s Hungry Worms is not only about worms. It shows h ..read more

It's not often we disclose our work with struggling farmers. We rarely ask for help from the local community and the general public. However, this farmer's struggle is heartbreaking and an injustice- Andrew Meseha- CEO Forced to sell their family farm in 2017, a wealthy developer took advantage of their situation and exploited their agreement for a three-year settlement. Five years later, the developer had not paid the whole deposit or the settlement. After several defaults and delays, it was deemed by the representing lawyer that the developer was in default for failure to perform under the ..read more

The term is fairly self-explanatory utilising vertical stacking of crops; however, it comes with enormous potential. With urban sprawl becoming a common pattern across the world, more and more land is getting chewed up by these ever-expanding concrete jungles. We have already cleared a space the size of South America for crops and currently the Earth’s population is growing by 1 percent every year. The agricultural industry must change if we want to continue our life on this planet. Thankfully, there are solutions. Vertical farming being one of them. This process can reduce the need of water b ..read more

Hemp is indeed considered an environmentally friendly alternative to timber in certain applications. Here are some key points about hemp as a substitute for timber: Fast-growing plant: Hemp is a rapidly growing crop that matures in just a few months. It can be harvested within 120-150 days, whereas most trees take several years to reach the same level of maturity. This quick growth cycle makes hemp a highly sustainable and renewable resource. Fibre properties: Hemp fibres are strong, durable, and lightweight, making them suitable for various applications. These fibres can create hempcrete (a ..read more