What if waste wasn’t wasted?

Urine is naturally nutrient rich; it contains vital elements such as Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). These elements are also contained in fertiliser – of which UK agriculture consumes 2.4 million tonnes each year. Fertiliser is a must-have to feed our population, but we believe there is a more sustainable way.

The UK imports the majority of its synthetic fertilisers, exposing farmers to price spikes and supply chain shocks. These fertilisers are energy-intensive to produce and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

Our fertiliser:

• locally made, with nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and key micronutrients
• is backed by university trials and research

Recovering nutrients from urine offers benefits beyond farming; it’s key to the health of our rivers and seas. Our overloaded sewage system spills thousands of litres into our waterways each year, creating algal blooms, and polluting our oceans.

Recycling waste at source:

• Cuts carbon emissions by avoiding long-distance waste transport and fertiliser imports
• Reduces water use by separating urine from the traditional sewage stream
• Keeps nutrients in circulation, benefiting both land and people
• Makes sustainability visible to event attendees and communities