Revolutionize Your Soil Health with Gypsum , Proven to Boost Yields & Improve Efficiency
Accepting orders for delivery & pickup within Washington State
For years, top Washington farms like Friehe Farms have partnered with us to boost yields, improve soil health, and enhance resilience season after season.
What Is Gypsum?
Gypsum (calcium sulfate dihydrate) is a nutrient-rich mineral sourced from natural deposits and recycled wallboard. While known for construction, its true value lies in enhancing soil structure and providing calcium and sulfur, key nutrients for growth and resilience.
Unlike lime, gypsum improves soil texture, boosts aeration, and increases water infiltration without changing soil pH. It’s approved for organic farming and works across various soil types, especially where structure or nutrients are lacking.
Farmers often see results within the first growing season and continue to enjoy higher yields and healthier soil year after year.
The result? Healthier crops, higher yields, lasting soil vitality.
Why Farmers Are Switching to Gypsum
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Increase in wheat grain yield
Studies have demonstrated that gypsum application in saline-sodic soils can lead to up to a 23% increase in wheat grain yield due to improved soil moisture retention and reduced salinity stress.
More soluble than traditional lime
Approx 200 times more soluble than agricultural lime, allowing it to move readily down the soil profile to alleviate various subsoil problems, thereby improving soil structure and root penetration.
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Improved soil, air & water
The National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory (NSERL) reported a 300–500% increase in soil air and water movement following gypsum application, depending on soil type.
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Farmers Report high Sulfur Levels
A significant 71% of farmers using gypsum noted enhanced sulfur fertility, which is crucial for crop development.
References:
Everbright Trading Co. (2023). Maximizing Wheat Yields with Gypsum. Retrieved from everbrighttr.co, European Commission. (2023). Soil Amendment with Lime and Gypsum. Retrieved from wikis.ec.europa.eu, National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory (2023). Gypsum Use in Agriculture. Retrieved from talk.newagtalk.com, No-Till Farmer. (2023). Gypsum Increases Yields, Reduces Fertilizer Use, Improves Soil Balance. Retrieved from no-tillfarmer.com
Getting Started is Simple
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Consultation
We assess your soil’s needs and determine if gypsum is the right fit for your crops and establish logistics for delivery or collection.
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Gypsum Collection
Pick up options: You can collect gypsum directly from our facilities in Seattle or Moses Lake in Washington State.
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Gypsum Delivery
For added convenience, we offer trucking services within Washington State. Additional fees apply.
See What Gypsum Can Do for Your Soil
Ease of Application
Gypsum is often cheaper than lime, providing calcium and sulfur while improving soil structure, reducing the need for other amendments.
Cost Effective
Gypsum is often cheaper than lime, providing calcium and sulfur while improving soil structure, reducing the need for other amendments.
Immediate and Long Term Benefits
Gypsum works right away to improve soil structure, with results often seen within one growing season.
Enhanced Soil Structure & Drainage
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FAQ
Now accepting orders for gypsum delivery and pickup within Washington State
Most crops, especially those requiring high calcium or sulfur, benefit from gypsum.
Is gypsum safe for organic farming?
Yes, gypsum is an approved soil amendment for organic farming.
Can gypsum be applied with existing fertilizers?
Absolutely. Gypsum complements most fertilizer applications and enhances nutrient uptake.
How quickly will I see results?
Improved soil structure and plant health can often be seen within the first growing season.