Crushed Bone Meal | 50kg

Crushed Bone Meal | 50kg is a natural, slow-release organic fertilizer made from finely ground animal bones (typically cattle or poultry). Packaged in a 50kg bag, it’s ideal for large-scale agriculture, horticulture, or soil enrichment projects. Rich in phosphorus (P) and calcium (Ca), it promotes root development, flowering, and fruiting while improving soil structure.  Key Features & Specifications of Crushed Bone Meal | 50kg: Composition: Phosphorus (P₂O₅): 15–25% (primary nutrient for roots/flowers). Calcium (Ca): 20–30% (strengthens cell walls, prevents blossom-end rot). Trace Minerals: Magnesium, zinc, and collagen-derived nitrogen (3–4%). Processing: Steamed & Sterilized: Kills pathogens, enhances nutrient availability. Finely Crushed: Particles Certifications: OMRI Listed: Approved for organic farming (verify regional standards). Heavy Metal Testing: Compliant with safety limits (e.g., Applications of Crushed Bone Meal | 50kg  Agriculture: Pre-Planting: Mix 100–200kg/ha into soil for phosphorus-demanding crops (e.g., tomatoes, potatoes, bulbs). Orchards/Vineyards: Apply 50–100g per tree at the root zone to boost fruiting. Gardening: Vegetables/Flowers: 1–2 cups per m² worked into topsoil. Compost Boost: Accelerates decomposition (mix 1kg per 100kg compost). Lawn Care: New Turf: Apply 5kg per 100m² before seeding for root establishment.  Benefits: Slow-Release: Feeds plants for 4–6 months (reduces leaching). pH Neutral: Safe for most soils (unlike lime or sulfur). Microbial Support: Enhances soil microbiome activity.  Safety & Storage: Handling: Wear gloves/mask to avoid dust inhalation. Storage: Keep bag sealed in a cool, dry place (prevents moisture absorption). Pest Note: May attract scavengers; bury or cover after application.  Calculations (50kg Bag Coverage) Application Rate Coverage Field Crops 150kg/ha ~0.33 ha Garden Beds 2kg/10m² 250m² Trees/Shrubs 100g per plant 500 plants Application: It is suitable for a wide range of plants, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, and ornamental shrubs. It can be applied directly to the soil or mixed into potting mixes for container plants. The recommended application rate varies depending on the type of plant and soil conditions, so it’s essential to follow package instructions for proper usage.