Bison Fiber Soil Amendment

I love the Bison Fiber as an soil additive. Besides the additives (minerals, etc.) that it adds to the soil it helps to aerate and loosen the soil. I have used in planting soil even for my houseplants as well at the bottom of pots for keeping soil in and drainage. Great stuff—can’t knit it though!😂

I like having a natural option for amending my soil. I live in an area with clay-heavy soil. Digging the bison fiber into the garden beds really makes a difference!

The quantity is a lot… the quality of the fiber is clean n fresh. I was wondering why it wasn’t a garment. I’ve just recently placed it in some pots with differing plants… it is to early to say it works.. but I believe you. I also gave a small amount to my crop seed supplier. He said he’d give some to the chemical nutritionist guy in the office for analysis. I am pleased with the order. Thank you. I like trying natural things

I have been using this under my potted succulents and my rosemary bushes--things that require good drainage--but now I have 5 lbs to work with, and will use it to amend the beds where I plant the carrots and potatoes, because our soil is so dense and full of clay. I like compost, but the wildlife also likes it--but the 'critters' are not attracted to the bison hair, so it does its job unmolested. And it will gradually improve my soil

I was surprised how much of my garden the amendment covered. I don’t have compost so I used as a soil shade and covered with grass clippings. It has rained and now have nice solid soil protection. Should compost in a year this way. I really like the fiber.

would like to purchase the wools and hair as it comes off the buffalo and not separated at all. is that possible? thank you

I have used this for planting indoors and outside in the garden. I have also begun to felt it.

We actually used this to make a pillow, and so far it seems great. The fibers are more burly and thick than sheep wool, so I think they are less likely to get matted.