We've launched at Bunnings!

Welcome back to Bardee's weekly newsletter - the good stuff ??!

Big week for the Bardee team, after months of preparation and excitement, our Superfly All Purpose Fertiliser is officially in 180+ stores around Australia.

Alex Arnold , Phoebe Gardner & Billy Alvin are headed to the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo this weekend - we’ll be bringing ‘The Good Stuff’ with us, so if?you’re?in the area, please stop in and say hi!?It’s?a special event that explores?the latest technology, practices and trends in small and backyard farming, with a healthy dose of entertainment.

Alex Arnold will be hosting a session in the Learning Hub at 2pm on Saturday & Sunday called ‘Reshaping the Food System with Black Soldier Flies’ where?he’ll?get to share a few of the things we’ve learned about how these tiny wunderkinds can contribute to the circular economy, increase the quality of soil, improve crop yields AND reduce carbon emissions for a more sustainable food production industry.

Happy growing,

The Superflies!

What if no food went to waste?

What throwing our food away is really costing us, and how it doesn’t need to be this way.

What's the difference between compost and fertiliser?

To even a well-seasoned gardener, the difference between compost and fertiliser can sometimes be murky. Fear not – we’re here to help.

Recycling sucks

When we want to deal with waste in a sustainable way, we recycle it…right? Well, not quite.

Spotlight on: City of Casey

Stoked to have you on board!

A very warm welcome to our new customer, City of Casey ! We're thrilled to be working with them to reduce their carbon footprint, and 'grow greener' with Superfly, and can't wait to show off the results.

Learn more about the City of Casey here

In other news

Queensland pet treat company to make insect-protein ‘Doggy Doughnuts’ for Krispy Kreme

Huds and Toke , an innovative pet treat company using Bardee's insect protein, will partner with Krispy Kreme to create dog-friendly 'Doggy Doughnuts'!

Investing in the next generation of Victorian agriculture

This week the Minister for Agriculture Gayle Tierney launched this year's Upskill and Invest Young Farmers Scholarship, offering up to $10,000 per scholarship to support farmers' training and study.

Australian farming sets $90b record after wet weather creates food, fibre bonanza

Australian farmers have produced their most valuable year yet, growing $90 billion worth of food and fibre, and pushing average yearly farm incomes to between $370,000?and $665,000?depending on the sector.?