Wool.Life Sheep Dag Pellets — 100% NZ Natural Fertiliser

Wool.Life Sheep Dag Pellets are 100 % New Zealand-made garden pellets created from cleaned, dried, sheep dags and manure. A natural, nutrient-rich fertiliser that returns goodness to the soil.

They’re used as an organic soil conditioner and slow-release fertiliser for vegetables, flowers, fruit trees, and lawns.

Yes. They’re fully composted, pathogen-free, and safe for organic gardens, pets, and people.

Only mildly earthy at first; any odour quickly fades once applied and watered in.

Yes. They’re produced locally from NZ sheep dags that would otherwise go to waste, supporting sustainable farming and circular manufacturing.

They improve soil structure, increase organic matter, boost worm activity, and supply long-lasting nutrients while reducing landfill waste.

Yes. They release nitrogen, potassium, and trace minerals slowly over time, feeding plants naturally without burning roots.

Yes. The wool fibres in each pellet help soils hold water, reducing watering frequency during dry spells.

Absolutely. They encourage earthworms and beneficial microbes that keep soil healthy and aerated.

Yes. They’re safe for vegetables, natives, ornamentals, and lawns, any soil that needs organic enrichment.

They’re made from natural, chemical-free materials and suit organic and regenerative gardening systems.

They turn waste wool dags into valuable garden nutrients, cutting agricultural waste and reducing the need for synthetic fertilisers.

Yes. They fully break down in the soil, releasing nutrients and leaving no residue.

They can. Many gardeners use them as a natural alternative or supplement to reduce chemical inputs.

Yes. Wool.Life uses stamped paper bags which are fully recyclable or compostable in NZ systems.

Sprinkle a handful around each plant or broadcast over beds, then water in well. The pellets swell slightly and begin releasing nutrients as they decompose.

Apply every 6–8 weeks during the growing season, or mix into soil before planting for steady nourishment.

Yes. Use smaller quantities in pots, they improve drainage and moisture retention while feeding the soil.

They release nutrients gradually over 2–3 months, depending on temperature and soil moisture.

Keep them dry and sealed between uses to maintain freshness and prevent clumping.

They’re available nationwide at woollife.co.nz.

Yes. Wool.Life supplies landscapers, councils, and nurseries with bulk and trade quantities on request.

Retail packs typically range from $12 to $24 depending on size, with discounts for bulk orders.