It’s always great to see our work included in wider conversations about soil health and nutrient use efficiency. Direct Driller’s piece, “QLF – Nutrient Use Efficiency Study,” looks at how regenerative and no-till systems are finding new ways to make better use of nutrients — and QLF’s trials were featured as part of that story.

The article explores how adding carbon-based products like L-CBF can help “tie up” nitrogen and improve nutrient retention in soils that are biologically active. It’s exactly the kind of thinking we love to see spreading through the industry — recognising that nutrient efficiency isn’t just about applying less, but about helping the soil and microbes do more with what’s already there.

You can read the full article on Direct Driller here.