Years of microbial R&D
Microbial science. Practical solutions for water, aquaculture and agriculture.
Australian-made microbial solutions backed by long-term research and local production.
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BBA’s microbial research and development journey began in 1988.
Since the launch of our premium beneficial bacteria products in Australia in November 2023, we have leveraged the principles of natural biological restoration to assist thousands of Australians in enhancing water quality and soil health, delivered through our established and trusted partner network.
Proudly made in Australia using locally isolated strains and raw materials, our probiotic solutions offer at least 20 times the effective concentration of many similar products — delivering quality you can trust.
10 days to transformation: clearing tannins with natural beneficial bacteria.
Your pond looked fine all winter. So why is algae suddenly appearing? As winter ends, warmer water, longer daylight and nutrients accumulated during the colder months can quickly change the...
Your pond looked fine all winter. So why is algae suddenly appearing? As winter ends, warmer water, longer daylight and nutrients accumulated during the colder months can quickly change the...
Algae Everywhere, but Zero Phosphate? Understanding the Hidden Nutrient Cycle in Ponds A pond can have green water caused by planktonic algae, heavy string algae or blanket weed, or even...
Algae Everywhere, but Zero Phosphate? Understanding the Hidden Nutrient Cycle in Ponds A pond can have green water caused by planktonic algae, heavy string algae or blanket weed, or even...
When the management team at De Ville Apartments Hotel on Queensland's Gold Coast searched for a sustainable solution to improve the water quality of their ornamental pond, they wanted to...
When the management team at De Ville Apartments Hotel on Queensland's Gold Coast searched for a sustainable solution to improve the water quality of their ornamental pond, they wanted to...
At St Maroun’s College in Marrickville, NSW, a campus pond affected by nutrient build-up, algae growth, and poor water clarity was restored using a sustainable biological treatment approach. Instead of...
At St Maroun’s College in Marrickville, NSW, a campus pond affected by nutrient build-up, algae growth, and poor water clarity was restored using a sustainable biological treatment approach. Instead of...
Belinda Stobie, environmental projects officer, City of Subiaco, WA, Australia