What We Do

Services In Alloway

Transport And Bulk Haulage

In addition to our farm equipment, our bulk transport and haulage services are a great help for those who own large areas of farming land. Our tipper trucks are capable of delivering bulk products whenever and wherever you need it.

We also have a widening float that can be used for transporting heavy equipment. Give us a call at Ag-Culture Enterprises today and chat with us about how we can help you grow better crops and healthier produce.

Fertiliser Spreading And Farm Machinery

Ag-Culture Enterprises are leading manufacturers of soil conditioning products, especially high analysis calcium products. Our fertiliser spreading equipment is capable of spreading fertilisers regardless of the situation. Whether fallows, pastures, ratoon cane, orchards and even soft grounds, we can get the job done efficiently.

Our team of tradespeople are skilled in operating our wide range of farm machinery and equipment. This includes profilers, aerators for orchid plantations, offset, ploughing, deep ripping, speed tillers, rotary hoeing and front mount mulchers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does soil conditioning work?

Soil conditioning works by modifying the soil’s natural state. It regulates the soil’s tilth — the soil’s overall condition and its ability to support plant roots — as this supports plants and crops as they grow. In the long run, soil conditioning makes things easier for farmhands as it helps plants grow faster and yield better produce.
What is the difference between soil conditioners and fertilisers?

While fertilisers simply add more nutrients to the soil for plants, soil conditioners will completely alter the soil’s composition. This can improve the soil’s overall quality, can help speed up the composting process and can also improve the quality of water found in fish ponds and aquariums.

Fertilisers have a direct effect on plant growth, while soil conditioners affect plant growth indirectly while also giving plants the nutrients they need. Soil conditioners help fertilisers do its job better by making sure that the soil is prepared to receive and use the nutrients coming from fertilisers.
Why is soil pH important?

Soil pH is an essential factor when it comes to making sure that your plants and crops are getting all of the nutrients that they need. Most plants thrive in soil environments that have a neutral pH level, usually between 6.0 to 7.0 pH.

This is why farmhands and those with large areas of farming land are encouraged to always have their soil’s pH checked. Soil testing will not only reveal your soil’s acidity levels, but it will also help in determining what steps you need to take to make your soil healthier for your plants and crops.