New for Summer 2019! Use this organic concentrated compost to rebuild and improve the soil in your raised beds and around your garden. Overview Concentrated Compost (2-6-3) provides the benefits of a nutrient rich compost in a concentrated dry form. It is a dried and screened soil amendment that is both a high quality compost and an organic fertilizer. It replenishes the soil with stabilized organic matter, beneficial microorganisms, and essential nutrients required for healthy plant growth. Use Concentrated Compost to improve garden soils, potting mixes and to rebuild depleted soils. Features & Benefits: Increases beneficial soil microbial populations Improves soil structure, porosity, and stability, leading to greater root development Increases the nutrient and water holding capacity of the soil Feeds plants for up to 3 months Adds approximately 10% humates by weight Reduces nutrient loss from leaching Buffers soil pH OMRI Listed for Organic Use USDA Certified Biobased Product Made in the USA Coverage & Application Rates: Apply at the beginning of the growing season or once every three months. 1 cup = 0.3 lb of Concentrated Compost. New Garden Bed Preparation: Apply 2 cups of Concentrated Compost for every 10 square feet of bed space or 6 lbs per 100 square feet. Dig into the top 4 inches of soil. Row Planting: Apply 2 cups for every 10 ft. of row space. Individual Plants: Apply 1/2 cup into the hole prior to planting transplants or around the base of the plant for established plants. Guaranteed Analysis: Total Nitrogen (N): 2%. Water-insoluble Nitrogen: 1.6%.Available Phosphorous (P): 6% Soluble Potassium (K): 3% Calcium: 5% Magnesium: 1% Sulfur: 1% Iron: 0.5% Manganese: 0.05% Zinc: 0.05% Contains 4% Humic acid and 50% organic matter from from aerobically composted turkey litter. Contains 5,000 Colony Forming Units (CFU's) per gram of the following species: Bacillus amyloliquefaciens....................1,000 CFU's per Gram Bacillus subtilis........................................ 1,000 CFU's per Gram Bacillus pumilus..........................................1,000 CFU's per Gram Bacillus licheniformis........................................1,000 CFU's per Gram Bacillus megaterium..........................................1,000 CFU's per Gram