Organic fertilizers enhance soil fertility by increasing organic matter content, improving soil structure, and stimulating beneficial microbial activity.

Organic fertilizers provide a wide range of macro and micronutrients, ensuring plants receive a balanced nutrient supply for optimal growth and productivity. Long-term soil health: Regular use of organic fertilizers replenishes nutrients and promotes the development of healthy soil ecosystems, reducing the need for chemical interventions. Safe for plants and humans: Organic fertilizers are less likely to cause plant burn or chemical imbalances, making them safe for both plant health and human consumption.

Animal manure, such as cow, horse, or poultry manure, is a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. It provides nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, along with organic matter, benefiting both soil structure and plant nutrition.

Ground animal bones are a valuable source of phosphorus and calcium, essential for root development and overall plant health.

Fish emulsion is a liquid fertilizer made from decomposed fish. It is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and trace elements, promoting vigorous plant growth and green foliage.

Blood meal, derived from animal blood, is high in nitrogen, making it ideal for promoting leafy growth and stimulating early plant development.

Certain cover crops, such as legumes or clover, are grown specifically to improve soil fertility. When tilled or mulched, they release nutrients and organic matter into the soil.

Apply fertilizers around the base of established plants, gently working them into the top layer of soil.

Place fertilizers in shallow trenches alongside rows of plants, allowing nutrients to reach the root zone gradually.

Brew compost or organic matter in water to create a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer for foliar application or soil drenching.