Prøve GULL - Gratis
Put to good re-use
Landscape Contractor Magazine
|September - October 2025
Recycled mulch might seem simple, but to consistently produce the highest-quality product in large volumes requires a meticulous process. ResourceCo in Victoria has that process down to a fine art.
-

Too the uninitiated, mulch is just leftover plant material.
To recycling specialists ResourceCo, it's an important resource which needs to be manufactured to exacting standards in line with industry needs.
It's also an opportunity to give a second life to material which would otherwise be headed for landfill.
Quality control
Garreth Dorey, Sales Manager at ResourceCo, is as passionate about the need to recycle and reuse as everyone Landscape Contractor has spoken to at ResourceCo, and he was happy to spend some time running through the systems that make the company's recycled mulch such a premium and consistent product.
"ResourceCo takes in a range of different raw materials," he told Landscape Contractor's wide-eyed editor. "We accept timbers like oriented strand board (OSB), plywood, hardwoods, freight pallets - including the corner blocks - pine, packing timbers, and most offcuts.
"We don't accept treated timber and we don't accept painted timber."
Systems
Denne historien er fra September - October 2025-utgaven av Landscape Contractor Magazine.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Landscape Contractor Magazine

Landscape Contractor Magazine
A big step for MLSA
Master Landscapers of South Australia CEO, Chris Wiltshire, is rapt with his latest news.
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
A1 Rubber and Manuel's Landscaping & Maintenance
For any outfit specialising in children's play areas, the quality and supply of soft-fall materials is critical. AI Rubber hits the mark for one westernSydney company, and has done for a long time.
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
STIHL Australia unleashes its biggest product launch ever
In a bold move that redefines the future of outdoor power equipment, STIHL Australia has unveiled its largest and most powerful product launch to date.
3 mins
September - October 2025
Landscape Contractor Magazine
Setting targets
Anna Turner likes a targeted approach.
4 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
Landscape
CONTRACTOR
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
Powering productivity
Kress Commercial trimmers are designed for pro use.
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
Masport TTM102RH
Masport says its TTM range of ride-ons are powerful, balanced and very comfortable for the operator. Landscape Contractor took out the new rear-bagger model for a test drive to find out how the rear-discharge unit differs from its side-discharge cousins in the TTM range.
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
LiuGong 9035F ZTS mini excavator
LiuGong F-Series excavators are built to deliver a strong balance of performance, precision, and quality. Landscape Contractor magazine put the compact 9035F into a tight spot and was impressed with how well it performed.
2 mins
September - October 2025

Landscape Contractor Magazine
Grading done right
Bell Equipment, in partnership with Hitachi Construction Machinery, will soon introduce the Bell G140 motor grader.
3 mins
September - October 2025
Landscape Contractor Magazine
All you need for a better-looking lawn
Honda's new generation of izyON™ battery lawnmowers - the HRG466 and HRG416 – offer quiet, clean and powerful mowing performance with zero-emissions.
2 mins
September - October 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size