which came first: The chicken or the fertilizer? Archie The Rooster Now, Archer up there will be the first to tell you he's a really handsome fellow. But he's not just another pretty face. His manure is one of the most valuable organic fertilizers known. Get more nitrogen and calciumNature is truly a wonderful thing. Did you know you can feed chicken manure to earthworms in your vermicomposting bin or worm farm? Just be careful....it's hotter than most any other organic material. And, did you know you can improve your worm castings fertilizer's nitrogen and calcium content by adding composted chicken litter? That's why VermaMax Granules® is so potent. It's a blend of worm castings and organically composted chicken litter. But this chicken litter has the unique quality of being composted with the help of VermaPlex® liquid. The combination of the purest worm castings on the planet and super-duper composted chicken litter produces an organic fertilizer that packs a powerful punch. Not only does VermaMax® contain extra, readily available nitrogen for high-users like corn, the calcium content is through the roof. A whopping 6.72%! Calcium is extremely difficult to obtain organically and that's one of the criticisms used by certain unenlightened individuals against organic fertilizers. With VermMax®, you get extra calcium AND extra nitrogen in one easy-to-apply soil amendment.
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6/21/2021 05:53:20 am
It's interesting that you can get organic fertilizer made from manure. That's definitely something worth installing in my landscape. That seems like a good way to ensure that everything is nice and healthy. Leave a Reply. |
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