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Dsatco PiggyPost 35L
DSATCO Piggypost effectively adds humus directly into the soil, for carbon retention, effective nutrient and moisture retaining. Piggypost is vital food for soil bacteria to produce plant usable enzymes and sustain a healthy garden. DSATCO’s unique composting procedure allows us to convert the raw manure and material into a mature compost over a 12-18 months. Piggypost is a very stable soil improver from a sustainable agriculture based input. All ingredients are sourced locally.
- Specialised organic formula
- Environmentally friendly
- Soil improver
- Rich dark brown colour
- 70% humus
- Living microbes
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