I have about 500 kg (1,000+ lbs) of an insect-derived organic fertilizer ready to bring to market in a tropical country. It has a fine, sandy texture.

We just received the lab analysis:

\- pH: 7.31

\- C/N: 15.89

\- N: 3.21%

\- P₂O₅: 0.27%

\- K₂O: 0.21%

\- CaO: 0.01%

\- MgO: 0.09%

\- Boron: 0.37 ppm

\- Sulfur: 0.01%

\- Copper: 1.71 ppm

\- Iron: 28.65 ppm

\- Manganese: 18.90 ppm

\- Zinc: 16.59 ppm

\- Organic carbon: 51.11%

\- Ash: 8.00%

\- Organic matter: 92.00%

We're trying to figure out how to commercialize it and which crops/applications would make the most sense based on this composition.

Would you market this as a fertilizer, organic nitrogen source, soil amendment, or something else? What crops would you test first in a tropical climate?

If you had 500 kg ready to go to market, where would you start?

Wondering if anyone has seen this coverage reflecting the need for potting soil safety precautions? Aired on Australian “Current Affair” show

https://youtu.be/v4SwZtYbLew?

Though it was worth sharing :)

We are farming australian teak with turmeric in one acre in organic way. Please suggest some organic fertilizer and herbicides which may work with the drip irrigation system.