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The basic principles of organic farming focus on the practice of sustainability throughout the production cycle. In doing so, it essentially creates a closed-loop system to ensure that steps in a production cycle generates little to no waste, reduce energy consumption and minimise transportation processes and packaging. The good thing about this type of system

There are two types of greywater reuse systems, a Greywater Diversion Device (GDD) and a Greywater Treatment System (GTS). Both systems vary considerably in prices so it’s important to familiarise yourself with each system, check out our detailed post on what you need to know about reusing greywater before you get started. The following table

Greywater can be a great reuse of water for your garden and lawns however as the water is untreated, everything that goes down the drain like household detergents, soaps or other chemicals that you use can end up affecting the health of your plants and soil.  Searching for environmentally friendly phosphate-free washing detergents is easy

Reusing greywater is a great money saving alternative to provide a water source for pot plants, lawns and gardens. Before you jump straight into it, keep reading to find out the safe and most efficient way to make the most of reusing greywater.   Escherichia coli (E. coli) is a type of bacteria that is

Greywater is a great resource for watering your lawn and garden. A greywater system can distribute the water through sub-surface irrigation or surface irrigation. Here are 9 top tips to make sure that greywater is applied safely water your garden that is good for the environment and your health. 1. Use large water droplet size

You’ve got a decent amount of green space in your front or back garden and the thought has probably crossed your mind to reuse water for your piece of green paradise. But storing used water in buckets and lugging them out into the garden everyday sounds like hard work, surely there’s got to be an

Water, just like everything else on the planet, is a limited resource. We are surrounded by water, which is 97 percent of Earth’s supply but most of drinking water is sourced as scheme water from dams. Greywater is wastewater from baths, showers, spas, bathroom basins, washing machines and laundry tubs. It’s a great resource that

In today’s age, more people are searching for ways on how to live sustainably. You may also be wondering, WHY should I live sustainably? Every year, approximately 300 million tons of plastic is produced: 500 million plastic straws are used EVERY DAY in America; 100 billion plastic bags are used EVERY YEAR in America; 1