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Sylvara®

Biological nitrogen establishment technology for broadacre agriculture.

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Sylvara® is our in-development biological nitrogen product for broadacre agriculture, designed to support a staged reduction in synthetic urea dependence through root-zone biological activity. Currently being prepared for field validation and future commercial supply.

Sylvara®
StatusIn development1
Target supply2027
Application modelRoot-zone biological N
Cold chainNone required

Nitrogen is essential. The current supply model is exposed.

Up to 48%
of surface-applied urea can be lost to volatilisation under certain field conditions.
$900+/t
urea pricing has shown extreme volatility in recent seasons.
21M ha
Australian broadacre cropping remains structurally dependent on synthetic nitrogen inputs.

Synthetic nitrogen has helped feed the world, but it has also created a structural dependency for growers: recurring annual cost, volatile global supply chains and field losses that reduce efficiency.

Sylvara® is being developed to address that problem biologically — by supporting root-zone microbial activity associated with nitrogen availability and helping growers move toward lower synthetic input dependence over time.

A staged pathway from establishment to reduced synthetic nitrogen dependence.

Year 1 Establish

Establish

Two seasonal applications · staged urea reduction target

Apply Sylvara® across two seasonal passes alongside a reduced synthetic nitrogen program. The objective is to establish nitrogen-supporting biological activity in the root zone while reducing synthetic urea inputs where field conditions support it.

Target Support a staged reduction in synthetic urea while the biological system establishes.

Year 2 Replace

Replace

Maintenance application · deeper nitrogen reduction target

Following successful establishment and paddock monitoring, growers may move toward deeper synthetic nitrogen reduction where verified agronomic performance supports that outcome. Sylvara® maintenance application is designed to help sustain the established biological system.

Target Move toward lower synthetic urea dependence where paddock performance supports it.

Ongoing Maintain

Maintain

Annual maintenance · carbon support

Once established, annual maintenance applications are intended to help sustain root-zone biological activity across future seasons. Diluted blackstrap molasses may be used as a low-cost carbon input to support microbial activity.

Target Maintain the biological system and support long-term input reduction.

Built to earn its place in the nitrogen budget.

Sylvara® is being developed to reduce dependence on purchased nitrogen while protecting crop performance. Rather than setting commercial pricing before field validation is complete, Farmbright® will establish pricing against the measurable value created on farm.

Nitrogen Input

Lower external nitrogen dependence

Sylvara® is being developed to reduce the amount of conventional nitrogen required within a crop program, subject to crop-specific field validation.

Crop Performance

Protect productive output

Validation will focus not only on nitrogen reduction, but on maintaining commercially acceptable yield, crop development and overall farm performance.

Grower Economics

Price follows verified value

Farmbright® intends to price Sylvara® so that growers retain a meaningful share of the economic value created through verified nitrogen savings and crop performance.

Commercial pricing will be published after field-validation data establishes the practical nitrogen-reduction range, crop response and grower economics.

Sylvara® is currently in development. Nitrogen-reduction potential, crop-performance outcomes, commercial pricing and launch timing remain subject to field validation and may vary by crop, soil, climate, nitrogen program, management and seasonal conditions.

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