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Natural, Nutrient-Rich Topsoil from Kettle Lake

Kettle Lake Soil is a natural topsoil formed over thousands of years from decomposing organic matter. It contains no added dyes, chemicals, or fillers—just high-quality soil ready for gardens, landscaping, and agricultural use.

Key Characteristics of Kettle Lake Soil

Kettle Lake Soil is a natural product with no added dyes, chemicals, or fillers. It has a grey-brown texture, retains moisture well, and maintains a loose, workable consistency suitable for gardens, landscaping, and agricultural use.  Material larger than 1/2” is screened out to ensure a consistent, high-quality product.

How Our Soil Is Produced

Dredging

Kettle Lake Topsoil is being dredged for a Waterloo Lanscaping project

Nutrient rich organic topsoil is dredged from a Kettle Lake.Kettle lakes, caused by receding glaciers are thousands of years old.  Left untouched, they can fill in.   Dredging enables the lake to flourish for years to come.

Transporting

topsoil on top of barge after being dredged from the bottom of a Kettle Lake

Kettle Lake topsoil is placed on barge for transportation.Once the organic topsoil is placed on the barge, it is ready to be transported to our screening area.


Screening

natural organic topsoil is screened and ready to be sold

The Screening ProcessThe topsoil is then allowed to dry and then put through a screener to remove any rocks or debris for a suitable texture.   The result is organic, nutrient-rich topsoil that is ready to be placed in your garden.


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