Gypsum Can Ease Tillage Fuel Consuption

May 18th, 2012|

An experiment was carried out to determine the effect of applied gypsum on the ease of tillage in 3 vertisols of the Gwydir Valley, New South Wales. The soils were classified as 'poor' and 'good' on the basis of past dryland wheat yields and structural of their surface aggregates.Where gypsum had been applied 22 months

Cowra Plant Upgrade

April 30th, 2012|

REGYP has recently completed an upgrade on the Cowra recycling plant. The upgrade has increased the capacity of the plant and will be able to provide a low cost high quality gypsum product ex Cowra.

Screened Gypsum used in Stock Feed Additives

April 30th, 2012|

Pasture and fodder crops usually contain sufficient minerals and vitamins for normal ruminant production. Minerals and vitamins are generally not the first limiting factor that negatively impact on intake and performance. Dietary energy and protein must first be addressed and consumed in quantities appropriate for the class of stock being fed. Calcium and sulphur are

Sibelco buys Galong Lime Plant

March 29th, 2012|

Industry news is that Sibelco (old unimin) have bought the Galong lime operations from Boral.   History: The Galong deposit was first mined in 1885 with significant mining activity in the 1920s producing quicklime, which is used in the production of cement. The mine re-opened in the 1960s and again in 1994. In 2001, the

The Importance Of Sulphur As A Plant Nutrient

March 20th, 2012|

Sulphur is an important nutrient for optimal plant growth; it is one of the key macroelements essential for plant growth. Sulphur is taken up from the soil solution by the plant in the sulphate form (SO4^2-). In the plant sulphur is a component of methionine, cysteine and cystine, three of the 21 amino acids which are the essential building

REGYP Recycling Solutions

March 15th, 2012|

REGYP helps building material manufacturers recycle up to 95% of their manufacturing waste by either re-using it back into the production process or into the agricultural applications. REGYP also supports and provides waste plasterboard collection services from building and demolition sites in the major residential building markets of Australia helping to close the recycling loop.

Weak Housing Market

February 29th, 2012|

Boral estimates total home starts will fall to 136,000 in the year to June 30, well below the 165,000 that was considered normal. James Hardies shares dropped 4% yesterday also due to poor figures from US and Australian housing numbers. Heavy rain in NSW & QLD is also delaying planned construction adding to the pressure

Bumper Summer Crops

February 15th, 2012|

Floods and heavy rain in southern QLD and northern NSW will not prevent a record harvest of summer crops including cotton, rice and sorghum (ABARE). With crop downgrades expected to be less severe than in 2010/11. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info please visit the full REGYP website www.regyp.com.au  or call 1300 473 497

Treatment of Acid Sulphate Soils

January 10th, 2012|

Treatment/neutralisation of acid sulfate soils involves the physical incorporation of neutralising/alkaline materials into the soil. Agricultural lime is the best choice for acid sulfate soil application. Thoroughly mixing the appropriate amount and type of lime into disturbed acid sulfate soils will neutralise any acid produced. Lime has an alkaline pH and buffers any acid produced

Mine Rehabilitation Products

December 21st, 2011|

REGYP sells high quality, low cost, sustainable products suitable for the rehabilitation of mine sites, construction sites and over worked soils. The products offered are lower cost gypsum products that contain more organics which also benefit the rehabilitation of soils. Rehab Gypsum is the lowest cost source per unit of gypsum (calcium and sulphur) available

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