Bradfield All-Natural Fertilizers, Compost, & Natural Herbicide

M. A. Stoton & Associates is the newly appointed Canadian sales agent for Bradfield Industries, Inc. of Springfield, Missouri and their line of All Natural Fertilizers, compost, and natural horticultural vinegar herbicide for use in organic agricultural production.

Bradfield All Natural Fertilizers are alfalfa-based and blended with other natural ingredients in various combinations. The complete line of fertilizers provide a safe and effective way to fertilize lawns, flowers, trees, shrubs, herbs, and crops. Bradfield Eagle 3-1-5 is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for use in organic production.

Bradfield All Natural Fertilizers offered decreased water usage. Soils that build up to 5% organic matter (45% in minerals-usually clay, 25% air and 25% moisture) in the top 6 inches require only about 50% of the moisture annually to adequately support all plant life. Bradfield allows the mositure to be more efficiently absorbed and stored in the soil, and damaging water runoff is diminished and thus virtually no soil erosion will occur. Bradfield proves especially beneficial to plant life during the stresses brought on by the heat and dryness of summer. Bradfield develops deeper root systems and increases the vital carbohydrate levels in all plants making them much more tolerant of the summer stresses. Even if you apply Bradfield at double the recommended rates and no water is applied for some time, no harm will occur and later when moisture becomes available, Bradfield immediately goes to work building the soil fertility.

Bradfield Fertilizers were tested in 1998 by Dr. Bob Wiedenfeld, Texas A University Research and Extension Service with excellent results. The study concluded that Bradfield All Natural Fertilizers as an organically based material offers the potential to improve soil physical properties, enhance nutrient availability to the cro while minimizing the risk of salt injury, and the risk of nutrients leaching into ground water. I can forward a copy of the study to you if you are interested.

Aodhan Macdhorc

In response to your query about how to make concentrated seaweed extract:

I would need to know a little more about what you are going to use it for. I have a recipe for an insect repellent which where you add roughly a Tablespoon of seaweed to a gallon of concentrate (water) in addition to several other ingredients.

My understanding is that to make concentrated seaweed extract, you would add close to a Tablespoon or more of the seaweed to the concentrate which would be water and you would shake it well prior to using.

You could also E-Mail the flolks at Soil Soup and they may be able to point you in the right direction. Their E-Mail is: info@soilsoup.com ir you can also try Growing Solutions via E-Mail: info@growingsolutions.com

Hope this helps. I will do some more research and let you know.

information for all natura products as fertilizer.
seawed extract, amino acid....

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