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Following the positive results of our farm-set trials and non-replicated conventional studies in collaboration with the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) and The University of Nottingham respectively in 2024, Sea2Soil has commissioned further, ground-breaking research to be undertaken by The University of Nottingham (UoN). This season, expert scientists from the Soil Science Department at Sutton Bonington Research Campus will start to assess the effective impact of Sea2Soil soil improver fertiliser on soil health and carbon footprint (specifically greenhouse gas emissions, and...

If you're passionate about regenerative agriculture, Groundswell 2025 will already be in your calendar! But thanks to Sea2Soil, you could be there for free this year!  What is Groundswell? Often described as the ‘Glastonbury of the regenerative agriculture world,’ Groundswell is the go-to event for farmers, growers, and soil health enthusiasts dedicated to sustainable farming practices. It’s where industry leaders, innovators, and forward-thinking farmers come together to share ideas, discuss best practices, and explore the future of regenerative agriculture. Sea2Soil has proudly a...

What are the benefits of utilising cost-effective and highly plant-available organic nitrogen sources as inorganic urea fertiliser prices rise?

As the end of 2024 and the seasonal festivities approach, a little too quickly might we add, we couldn’t think of a better time to reflect on what the last 12 months have brought Sea2Soil, and the journey we’ve been on this year.  It’s safe to say it’s been a year of growth in every sense of the word. From expanding our team and the capabilities and content on our website to getting the brand and product benefits out there in industry press, hosting events and attending them too, not forgetting onboarding distributors, agronomists and farmers looking to boost their soil health, e...

Sea2Soil announces results of recent studies with NIAB and The University of Nottingham  Pelagia UK’s fish hydrolysate brand, Sea2Soil, is excited to announce key findings from its 2024 season farm-set trials and non-replicated conventional study in collaboration with the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) and The University of Nottingham respectively.  Testing Sea2Soils’ efficacy against cabbage stem flea beetle (CSFB) damage as well as its impact on worm count, pH, carbon retention, moisture, porosity, and organic matter, these trials have proven that Sea2Soil can: ...