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:

1. 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%).

2. Processing:

   • Steamed & Sterilized: Kills pathogens, enhances nutrient availability.

   • Finely Crushed: Particles <2mm for quick soil integration.

3. Certifications:

   • OMRI Listed: Approved for organic farming (verify regional standards).

   • Heavy Metal Testing: Compliant with safety limits (e.g., <10ppm cadmium).

Applications of Crushed Bone Meal | 50kg 

1. 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.

2. Gardening:

   • Vegetables/Flowers: 1–2 cups per m² worked into topsoil.

   • Compost Boost: Accelerates decomposition (mix 1kg per 100kg compost).

3. 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:

• 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.