How peat concerns are leading to alternatives and innovation

How peat concerns are leading to alternatives and innovation
Dr. Brian Schulker says Jiffy’s peat-free blends combine coco products, wood fibers, pine bark, minerals, compost, and clays to deliver air-filled porosity, drainage, and stability. Photo: Jiffy Products International

In September 2023, the Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA), whose members represent close to 90% of North America’s horticultural peat extraction, reported its annual level of harvest for the 2023 season.

The annual survey of members was conducted on the status of their 2023 Actual Harvest as a percentage of their 2023 Expected Harvest as of Aug. 31. The harvest overall varied regionally, but significantly poor weather conditions across North America meant that harvest, unfortunately, was well below expected levels. However, with appropriate planning and carryover from 2022, the report indicated confidence that the needs of the market will be filled.

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