PH (1:10 in Water) 7.8 Moisture 19.78% Organic Matter 7.21% Nitrogen 0.46% Phosphorus 0.34% Phosphorus (as P2O3) 0.77% Potassium 0.44% Potassium (as K2O) 0.63% Calcium 11.55% Magnesium 0.23%
Origin : Malaysia/Taiwan Grade : Fertilizer Colour : Black Powder Monthly supply : 100-200 mt Packing : 10kg 1 x 20' FCL = 12mt Port of loading : Malaysia
After a decade long scientific study, investigation and research undertaken on various substitutes, a suitable alternative to peat for the formulation of substrates or part thereof for production of plant application was derived and we named it BASALGROW. The plant nutrient status in Basalgrow remains uniform when compared to cowdung manure and ordinary composts. Basalgrow remains wed and pathogen free hen compared to Cowdung manure and Town compost which carry weed seeds to farm lands. Except Basalgrow,No other organic manures, provide stable plant nutrient source of natural origin. Almost all of the processed manure named and sold as organic manures in the market are mixture of many of the traditional organic manures fortified with synthetic fertilizers.
We are very well producer and exporter of Organic Fertilizer in Korea, the quality certified and meet Agricultural Promotion Administration in Korea NPK 9.1 (N:4.62 P:2.90 K:1.58 Organic matter:76.43 Moisture: 6.82 Pellet type Which material is leftover food 70% and Processed Chicken Manure 30% We have stable production and quality control
We, DangJin Nature World is a leading biggest manufacturer and exporter of Organic Fertilizer in Korea, the quality certified and meet Agricultural Promotion Administration in Korea. NPK (N : 4.82 P : 3.09 K : 3.12 / Organic Matter : 70.68 / Moisture : 4.75 / Pellet and Granule form type Which material is processed Chicken manure 95% and others. We have stable production and quality control certified from government.
Organic manure offers a range of uses across agriculture, gardening, and landscaping due to its numerous benefits for soil health, plant growth, and environmental sustainability. Categories: Organic Fertilizer, Organic Manure Tags: ecosystem, environmentally friendly, nitrogen, organic fertilizer, organic gardening, Organic manure, phosphorus, potassium, Soil fertility, soil health, soil structure, Soil texture, sustainable agricultural Description Organic manure, also known as organic fertilizer, is derived from natural sources such as animal waste, plant residues, compost, and other organic materials. It is used to improve soil fertility and provide essential nutrients to plants in agriculture and gardening. Organic manure offers several benefits, including: Nutrient enrichment: Organic manure contains essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as micronutrients, which are gradually released into the soil, promoting healthy plant growth. Soil conditioning: Organic manure improves soil structure, texture, and water retention capacity. It enhances soil aeration and microbial activity, leading to better root development and nutrient uptake by plants. Environmental sustainability: Organic manure is environmentally friendly as it is made from renewable resources and promotes sustainable agricultural practices. It reduces reliance on synthetic fertilizers, which can have negative impacts on soil health and water quality. Reduced chemical inputs: By supplying nutrients naturally, organic manure helps reduce the need for chemical fertilizers and pesticides, thereby minimizing environmental pollution and preserving biodiversity. Long-term benefits: Continuous use of organic manure improves soil fertility and enhances the overall health of the ecosystem. It promotes soil organic matter accumulation, carbon sequestration, and resilience to drought and disease. Packaging Size: As per user requirement Packaging type: As per user requirement
Compost Organic Fertilizers
Compound Fertilizers with Organic Matter
100% of food leftover compost. NPK 3-2-2. Humic Acid 20% It can be used as an organic fertilizer or a soil conditioner. Feel free to contact us to have more details.
