Pile of reddish-brown fish meal powder
Heavy metals lab report for fish meal
Pile of reddish-brown fish meal powder
Heavy metals lab report for fish meal

KIS Organics

Fish Meal 10-4-0

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An Early-Season Nitrogen Boost

Fish Meal (NPK 10-4-0) is a popular soil conditioner that helps with healthy root development and green foliage. It works great as an early-season nitrogen boost. It gives your plants a mild source of phosphorus and expands microbial colonies in root systems, making it an ideal additive when preparing new beds or for the season's first planting.

Key things we want you to know

What it does: A nitrogen-rich boost for root development and green foliage.

Best timing: Early in the season, when preparing new beds or for the first planting.

Analysis: 60% crude protein, 6% calcium and 2.5% phosphorus.

Ingredients: Fish meal with natural mixed tocopherols as a preservative.

Tested: Heavy metals report below.

Ingredients

Fish meal, natural mixed tocopherols (preservative).

Guaranteed Analysis

  • Crude Protein: 60%
  • Crude Fat: 4%
  • Crude Fiber: 2%
  • Calcium: 6%
  • Phosphorus: 2.5%
  • Selenium: 1.5 ppm
  • Selenium Max: 2.0 ppm

Lab Reports & Resources

Customer Reviews

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Ron G.
Good quality

Works as advertised 👍

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Customer
Great Stuff!!!

I used this stuff for the first time this year and WOW! Tad's team was courteous, knowledgable, and fun to deal with. All of Tads products are top of the line, no doubt.

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Ulrich Schmutz
Product labelling unclear

is this organic, I mean made for organic certified fish made into fishmeal? What were the conditions of the fish when farmed or are they from the ocean and then is it certified otherwise

Ulrich,
I wish you had reached out to us directly so we could have answers your questions and I hope you will consider modifying your review after reading this response.

The fish meal we carry is sourced from OR. It is from a combination of fish from Louisiana and Alaska. The Alaskan fish are wild caught and the Louisiana ones are farm raised. They only use the leftover carcasses after the filet has been removed. The material is heated to over 400 degrees and then pressed. The remaining material is then screened and the leftover is the fish meal. There are no added ingredients or preservatives and the product is approved by the National Organic Program standards for use in organic agriculture.