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Why does soil health matter?

of all nutrients plants need

13 are from the soil

Only 2 come from the atmosphere

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Using SoilFXR amendmants is an easy way to build healthy, living soils

THE MORE YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR SOIL

The more it takes care of of you.

The Soil FXR Difference

Using Soil FXR products will improve your soil health and help fight climate change.

SoilFXR™ line 100% recycled organic plant materials
No biosolids, manures or other additives
Designed to improve soil
Increasing soil organic matter (SOM)
Improving soils ability to hold moisture and nutrients
Compost encourages soil biodiversity

Check out our products

SoilFXR Premium Compost

Improve soil structure using all natural ingredients
Improve soil ability to hold water and nutrients
Help reduce climate change

SoilFXR Planter Mulch

Suppress weed growth
No manures or biosolids
100% recycled plant materials

SoilFXR Seed Topper

Locally sourced
Seed protection
Increase organic matter in soil

SB 1383

Check out SB 1383

Who does this affect?

14 CCR SECTION 18993.1 applies to jurisdictions such as cities and counties

The intent of SB 1383 procurement requirement is to encourage the demand and use of recovered organic waste products, as this is where most of the environmental benefits are realized.

Compost and mulch from SA Recycling meets this requirement. SA Recycling is building the market for the use of recovered organic waste products.

Using SoilFXR™ products is an easy way to help reduce the effects of climate change!

We divert Organic landscape trimmings from local landfills, process and compost them under controlled conditions which reduces GHG emissions

Be a part of the Change

What does this mean for you?

Your soil health matters.

Jurisdictions can meet their procurement target through their own direct procurement or through a direct service provider working on the jurisdiction’s behalf.

Direct procurement involves a jurisdiction’s procurement of products for their own use or giveaway. Procurement through a direct service provider requires that the jurisdiction have a written contract or agreement with the direct service provider to procure recovered organic waste products on behalf of that jurisdiction.

Some examples of uses for procured compost and mulch include: Community Centers, Schools, Government Buildings, Parks, Green Spaces, and so much more!