Grower and head agronomist at CRT DJ’s Grower Services, James Hook has just published a blog on the merits of FCRD.
http://djsgrowers.blogspot.com/2009/04/volcanic-rock-dust.html
The minute he published his blog, he made his first significant order!
Please contact FCRD or James for more information.

FCRD has agreed to provide FCRD Minerals in a production trial for WormsWork. FCRD Minerals will be added to the feedstock of their test bed in the coming weeks to see how the worms respond and later to compare the casting and liquid by product for increases in available minerals.
Malcolm Campbell (Horticultural Consultant to WormsWork) [...]

ABC 891 Adelaide (Adelaide), Weekends, 22/03/2009 11:05AM Compere:
Ashley Walsh and Malcolm Campbell
Walsh says the carpark caper was a great success. Campbell says there is more interest in vegetable gardens and people are finding nutrient problems. He says Maddern is the director of Fishers Creek Rock Dust. He says his product is in [...]

First Press Wine - Wine Industry News
http://tinyurl.com/c8l83d
A revolutionary new mineral fertiliser made of volcanic rock has helped enterprising McLaren Vale grape growers protect their fruit from the severe heatwave temperatures that ravaged South Australia this summer.
Trial results released today by Fishers Creek Rock Dust (FCRD) show that when the product is applied to grapevine soils [...]

The Federal Government today has allocated $32m for research programs specifically looking at soils capacity to emit or capture greenhouse gases.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25132111-12377,00.html
In FCRD’s view, this is the precursor to working out how to quantify agriculture in the ETS Scheme. We already know that healthier soils are able to absorb more carbon dioxide. Although we don’t know [...]