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2023 - SoilWorx opens new production plant — boosting capacity for natural, fertilisers

“The future of soil health just got a major upgrade.”

SoilWorx, a fast-growing name in regenerative soil amendments and natural fertilisers, has officially opened its new production facility in Northern Ireland, unlocking a big leap in capacity, consistency, and innovation. For growers hungry for high-quality, biology-friendly inputs, this is a milestone worth celebrating.

Whether you’re an organic farmer, market gardener, landscaper, or soil-obsessed home grower, here’s what this expansion means — and why it matters for the future of sustainable agriculture.

A new plant, built for a new era of growing

The new SoilWorx facility isn’t just “larger.” It’s purpose-built to meet the rising demand for natural fertilisers and soil amendments. Over the last few years, SoilWorx products like Dynamo have grown in popularity as more growers shift toward inputs that promote healthy soils.

Now, with this expanded site, SoilWorx can:

Increase production capacity to meet growing market demand

Improve consistency and quality control with upgraded mixing capabilities

Streamline distribution for faster delivery to farms and retailers

Support product R&D for new soil-health innovations

Support product R&D for new soil-health innovations

It’s a move designed not just for today’s growers — but for the future of regenerative agriculture.

Why the Expansion Matters for Growers

1

More product, less waiting

Seasonal demand often creates bottlenecks for natural fertilisers. The new plant means SoilWorx can keep up even during spring and peak planting periods.
2

Better batch consistency capabilities

With improved mixing and curing systems, growers can rely on a steady nutrient profile and predictable performance.
3

More organic-compliant options

With increased capacity to produce OMRI-listed lines, certified organic farmers get more choices — and more availability — when choosing compliant inputs.
4

Innovation on the horizon

More space + more R&D = more solutions for soil health problems like compaction, low carbon, poor water retention, or depleted microbial life.
5

A boost to local economies

A boost to local economies

SoilWorx’s bigger mission

SoilWorx has always positioned itself at the intersection of soil biology, regenerative agriculture, and natural resource stewardship. The new plant is a reflection of that mission: build products that restore soil, not strip it.

This expansion signals a shift in the wider agricultural world too — a move away from synthetic, high-salt fertilisers toward biologically rich, carbon-dense, ecosystem-friendly inputs.

For many growers, SoilWorx has become a trusted partner in that transition.

What's Next?

The team says the new plant is just the beginning. Future additions may include:

  • Expanded bio stimulant fertiliser production
  • Organic fertiliser blends
  • More region-specific blends tailored to climate and soil type
  • Training days and field trials hosted on-site

And of course, increased availability of their signature natural fertiliser products — something customers have been asking for.