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Reimagining Green Waste: How Bokashi Is Helping Estates Like Lyme Park Regenerate Their Landscapes
Discover how Lyme Park is rethinking green waste with Agriton’s Bokashi “cut and drop” system—an on-site fermentation method that turns garden waste into microbe-rich mulch. This low-cost, low-labour solution reduces fuel use, retains soil carbon, and regenerates landscapes without the need for turning, hauling, or heavy equipment.
How EM Technology is Revolutionising Composting: Less Heat, More Microbes, Better Results
Effective Microorganisms (EM) are changing the composting game—reducing heat spikes, preserving nutrients, and supporting a more balanced microbial ecosystem. Whether you're using a proprietary blend like Actiferm or exploring DIY alternatives, this guide shows how EM can elevate your composting strategy.
🌱 Groundswell 2025: Regeneration from Soil to Soul
Groundswell 2025 was a powerful reminder that regeneration starts with soil—but doesn’t stop there. From large-scale farming to home gardens, the event brought together a vibrant community committed to working with nature, not against it. In this blog, we reflect on key themes, inspiring speakers, and how regenerative principles are transforming not just food systems, but landscapes, gardens, and communities too. 🌱
♻️ How Actiferm Improves Composting (Aerobic & Anaerobic)
Turning compost doesn’t have to be such hard work.
With Actiferm (EM-1), growers can stabilise and speed up composting — aerobic or anaerobic — with far less labour. Discover how this microbial solution reduces odours, heat spikes, and the need for constant turning, while boosting soil health and compost quality across horticultural systems.
🐞 Trouble in the Garden? Natural Ways to Keep Summer Pests Away
Summer pests like aphids, lily beetles, and powdery mildew are wreaking havoc in UK gardens—but you don’t need chemicals to fight back. Discover how EM-5, a natural spray made from effective microorganisms and herbs, can protect your plants the safe and sustainable way. 🌿🐞
Why Are My Tomato Leaves Curling?
Tomato leaves curling in your garden? Don’t panic. This guide explains the top causes of leaf curl in UK tomato plants—from weather stress to viral infections—and offers effective organic solutions. Learn how to use compost, natural pest control, and Agriton UK's products like Actiferm to bring your tomatoes back to life.
Actiferm for Growers: Biological Plant Support and Soil Enrichment in One
Actiferm is Agriton’s activated EM solution designed to enhance soil life, plant vitality, and composting performance. Packed with beneficial microbes—including natural endophytes—Actiferm supports root development, improves nutrient uptake, and builds resilience in a wide range of horticultural systems. Discover how this living solution strengthens your growing system from the ground up.
Discover EM Soap: Natural Skin Care That Works With Your Microbiome
Struggling with sensitive, dry, or acne-prone skin? Discover EM Soap from Agriton Home & Garden—a gentle, microbiome-friendly soap made with plant-based oils and Effective Microorganism technology. Free from synthetic additives, EM Soap cleans naturally while supporting your skin's health and the planet. Ideal for daily use on all skin types.
🌿 How to Revive Dead Compost and Make It Work for Your Garden — Fast!
Is your compost failing to feed your plants? You’re not alone. Most shop-bought and council compost is biologically inactive — lifeless and lacking the microbes your soil needs to thrive. In this guide, discover how to revive “dead” compost using Actiferm, a natural microbial solution that restores life, improves soil structure, and boosts plant health. Whether you’re a home gardener or growing on a larger scale, this is how to make your compost actually work.
How Gin Waste Is Helping Farms and Gardens Grow 🌱
Gin distilleries are finding clever, sustainable ways to reuse their waste — turning leftover liquid, grain, and botanicals into compost, animal feed, and organic fertilizer. With the help of Effective Microorganisms like EM-1, Actiferm, and Organo Fresh, what was once waste is now a valuable resource for farms and gardens.