Organic fertilizer

[solidsoil]

Hi,
Have come across a product witch can be used as a organic fertilizer (100 percent organic) without any pesticides and additives. If anyone could give some idea how I can bring this product to market worldwide without entering into the bed with any of the globalization companies in the agriculture or Amazon, I would appreciate the input and suggestions.

Many thanks in advance.

 

[david ll]

What is its analysis and likely cost to end user

 

[Barleycorn]

Get in touch with Mike Harrington at edaphos, www.edaphos.co.uk. He is into all that.

 

[solidsoil]

What is its analysis and likely cost to end user

Will get that from my partner and add in the tread. Working on the cost calculation and have not finished the process yet as it is a challenge to understand what the threshold is for end users to choose a complete organic product regarding to pricing point. Of course it must be at point where the business is sustainable economically, however if it is possible to make the pricing at a point where the benefits is so good that it makes the choice a no-brainer, then any advice in that regard is very much appreciated.

 

[solidsoil]

Get in touch with Mike Harrington at edaphos, www.edaphos.co.uk. He is into all that.

Many thanks for the tip! Appreciate it.

 

[Al R]

John Falconbridge at Western Seeds might be of interest but he currently sells some organic fertiliser?

 

[jondear]

John Falconbridge at Western Seeds might be of interest but he currently sells some organic fertiliser?

He's great for a chat!

 

[Highland Mule]

Will get that from my partner and add in the tread. Working on the cost calculation and have not finished the process yet as it is a challenge to understand what the threshold is for end users to choose a complete organic product regarding to pricing point. Of course it must be at point where the business is sustainable economically, however if it is possible to make the pricing at a point where the benefits is so good that it makes the choice a no-brainer, then any advice in that regard is very much appreciated.

Be cheaper than artificial, on a NPK unit basis?

 

[Agrispeed]

I can currently buy dried digestate at £12/t here. I can't remember the P & K but its 12kg N/t.

That would be a baseline figure I guess, spreading would seem expensive compared to a grilled product per t as its not very dense. 300kg/m3, so I suppose convenience would mean a compact product would be more valuable.

Liquid and separated liquor is free though!

 

[defender]

Mark Law fertilisers be worth a call maybe , Very knowledgeable and makes a range of organic fert products

 

[solidsoil]

John Falconbridge at Western Seeds might be of interest but he currently sells some organic fertiliser?

Mark Law fertilisers be worth a call maybe , Very knowledgeable and makes a range of organic fert products

Many thanks for the tips guys.

 

[Still Farming]

Hi,
Have come across a product witch can be used as a organic fertilizer (100 percent organic) without any pesticides and additives. If anyone could give some idea how I can bring this product to market worldwide without entering into the bed with any of the globalization companies in the agriculture or Amazon, I would appreciate the input and suggestions.

Many thanks in advance.

Are you UK based,location may help?

 

[Agrivator]

Hi,
Have come across a product witch can be used as a organic fertilizer (100 percent organic) without any pesticides and additives. If anyone could give some idea how I can bring this product to market worldwide without entering into the bed with any of the globalization companies in the agriculture or Amazon, I would appreciate the input and suggestions.

Many thanks in advance.

Where can I buy fertiliser with pesticides and other additives? The only additives I can think of are Sulphur, and Boron, and various Calcium salts.

 

[Brisel]

You will need to talk to these people about getting registered as organic. I would have an informal discussion with them first. Organic produce in Britain carries a premium, so the blessing of the organic certification authorities will be important.

Organic Certification, News, Classified ads, Useful information

OF&G certifies businesses across the organic industry to protect the integrity of organic standards while helping businesses with information and guidance.

ofgorganic.org

Soil Association

www.soilassociation.org

 

[same crap different day]

I can currently buy dried digestate at £12/t here. I can't remember the P & K but its 12kg N/t.

That would be a baseline figure I guess, spreading would seem expensive compared to a grilled product per t as its not very dense. 300kg/m3, so I suppose convenience would mean a compact product would be more valuable.

Liquid and separated liquor is free though!

Is it registered organic?