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CATEGORIES Tec-7415 Formulations LLC) Cuf-5832 Crop Products Agrinos B Sure 0.5-0-0.5 (Agrinos Inc.) Agz- Biofusion Nitro-Fusion Organic Macros 10519 (Biofusion, S.A OMRI has determined the following products Pro-Pell-It! Alfalfa Meal Non-Pelletized AMINOVA 65 Fertilizante Orgánico / Polvo are allowed for use in accordance with Fertilizer 2.5-0-2.5 (Marion Ag Service, Inc.) (Zare Agrhos) zar-4368 National Organic Program (NOP) standards, mas-10028 ArgiLife 72 - Organic Fertilizer Input Based for the use indicated and in keeping with any TRUE Organic Products, Inc True Alfalfa on Hydrolyzed Proteins, Arginine Glutamine applicable use with their USDA-accredited Meal (True Organic Products, Inc.) top-8991 Peptides (Suboneyo Chemicals & certifying body before using any new Pharmaceuticals P. Limited) scp-6474 products. Updated May 9, 2019. Amino Acids B Sure (Agrinos Inc.) agz-10520 AgriBest VitaFull Best Regulador de BenVireo Botanic Dry 16-0-0 (Wilbur-Ellis crecimiento y vigorizante vegetal Líquido Company, LLC) wec-12056 Soluble (Tecnologías Agribest, S.A. de C.V.) Bio Beast Plant Nitrogen 13-0-0 (Custom CATEGORIES tec-7415 Formulations LLC) cuf-5832 Crop Products Agrinos B Sure 0.5-0-0.5 (Agrinos Inc.) agz- BioFusion Nitro-Fusion Organic Macros 10519 (Biofusion, S.A. de C.V.) bif-10866 Agrinos B Sure 0.5-0-0.5 Liquid Concentrate BioLife HN14 Organic Nitrogen 14-0-0 Crop Fertilizers and Soil (Agrinos S.A. de C.V. (aka Bioderpac S.A. de Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer Based on Amendments C.V.)) agh-6434 Hydrolyzed Proteins (Suboneyo Chemicals & Agrinos B Sure Liquid Concentrate (Agrinos Pharmaceuticals P. Limited) scp-3869 Activated Charcoal S.A. de C.V. (aka Bioderpac S.A. de C.V.)) BioLife S80 Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer agh-6544 Based on Hydrolyzed Proteins, Amino Acids Black Owl Biochar Environmental Ultra Agrinos HYTb 0.5-0-0.5 Liquid Concentrate (Suboneyo Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals P. (Biochar Supreme, LLC) bsu-4621 (Agrinos S.A. de C.V. (aka Bioderpac S.A. de Limited) scp-3868 CoolTerra Organic (Cool Planet Energy C.V.)) agh-2936 Biomin N 5-0-0 (JH Biotech, Inc.) jhb-6193 Systems) clp-4601 Agrinos HYTb Liquid Concentrate (Agrinos Biomin N Powder 14-0-0 (JH Biotech, Inc.) DAZZEON Vita Powder (Joy Int'l Trading) jit- S.A. de C.V. (aka Bioderpac S.A. de C.V.)) jhb-6082 10920 agh-6546 BioNatural Blooming Blossoms Taba Anti- Garden Valley Naturals All Natural & Amino Acid (Organic Land Bioscience Co., Stress (Interglobe Agro BioNatural Product, Organic Biochar (Rexius Forest By- Ltd.) olc-8656 LLC) iab-6018 Products) rex-6103 Amino Acid 80 14-0-0 (Yongmai Company BIOST Organic VPH 9.0 Seed Treatment 5-0- NAKED Char Soil Amendment (American Limited) ycl-7880 0 (Albaugh, LLC) alb-8700 BioChar Company) abf-12011 Amino Acid 80% Powder Plant Based Blue Nitro 14-0-0 (Agriculture Envision US (Zhangjiagang Kangyuan New Material Co., Inc.) aeu-8027 Alfalfa Meal or Pellets Ltd.) zkn-12122 Branch Creek Isolate 14 (Branch Creek Down to Earth All Natural Fertilizers Alfalfa Amino Bioestimulante Del Crecimiento Organics, LLC) brc-12179 Meal 2.5-0.5-2.5 (Down To Earth Distributors, Vegetal (Cultivia Agro, SA de CV) cul-8007 CBC 14-0-0 (Wilbur-Ellis Company, LLC) wec- Inc.) det-4375 Amino NITE 13-0-0 (Global Soil Solutions, 7966 Garden Maker Naturals Organic Alfalfa Inc.) gls-8337 CBC 16-0-0 (Wilbur-Ellis Company, LLC) wec- Meal 2-0-2 (RitePack, Inc.) ral-8030 AMINOACID-GREEN ORG Compuesto de 11377 Lighthouse Alfalfa Meal 3-1-3 (Wilbur-Ellis aminoácidos Fertilizante orgánico Polvo Diamond Grow Amino 80 14-0-0 100% Water Company, LLC) wec-12207 Soluble (Green Import Solutions SA de CV) gis-8268 Soluble Powder (Humic Growth Solutions) PAR4 Protein Meals Alfalfa Meal 2.5-0-2.5 hgs-8449 Fertilizer (Bridgewell Agribusiness, LLC) npt- AminoAx (NHORTICULTURA DEL NOROESTE Diamond Grow Organic Nitrogen 14-0-0 9999 SA DE CV) nhr-12132 100% Water Soluble Powder (S) (Humic Aminofert (HN) -13% (Titan Biotech Ltd.) tbl- Growth Solutions) hgs-6509 6924 OMRI Products List Crop Products by Category 1 DS Max 657 Potenciador Metabólico MAFA Vegetal Ecobiology Aminon WSP Taba PBS Plant Biostimulant Anti-Stress Orgánico Polvo Soluble (BioStar México, S (MAFA Bioscience, S.A.) maf-11013 (Kan biosys Pvt. Ltd) kbv-4386 de RL de CV) bsm-6724 MAFA Vegetal Ecobiology Balance TBIO Amino Acid Powder (XI'AN TBIO CROP Element SN14 14-0-0 (Eco Elements Biopromotor de floracion (MAFA SCIENCE CO.,LTD.) xtc-11948 International, Inc.) ece-6520 Bioscience, S.A.) maf-10619 Tecamin Bionutriente A Base de L- EZ-Gro N 18-0-0 (EZ-Gro) hgi-9667 Mg Mergo-Amino Acid (Puyer Biopharma Aminoácidos de Origen Vegetal Fertilizante Ferti-China Nutri-Pellet (Unitech Corp.,Ltd) Ltd) pbb-12198 líquido para aplicación radicular y foliar unt-11479 Miller® BioVive 3-0-0 (Miller Chemical & (Agritecno Fertilizantes S.L.) afs-11458 Ferti-China Supermino 18-0-0 (Unitech Fertilizer LLC) mcf-7648 Tecomin Fertilizante Orgánico Liquido Corp.,Ltd) unt-12064 Mix-597 (Trade Corporation International (Grupo Agrotecnología, S.L.) ibe-5238 Ferti-Organic Ferti-Nitro Plus Plant Nitrogen S.A.U.) tco-11906 TRAINER (Italpollina Spa) ita-1965 13.62-0-0 (Ferti-Organic, Inc.) fog-3457 MycsaAg Amino Acid (Mycsa Ag, Inc.) mys- Trebol Fertilizantes Orgafertil Jardín gaia BIOAMINO GAIA Compuesto de 4409 Fertilizante Orgánico Líquido (Fertilizantes Y Aminoácidos Solido (Gaia Asesoría Integral NaturalFert Nitrogen WSP 14-0.2-0.1 Foliares de Irapuato) fei-4715 Ambiental, SA de CV) gaa-8517 (Vegalab Inc.) tap-8589 Trebol Fertilizantes Orgafol Fertilizante GlyMax 18-0-0 (West Chem, LLC) wce-11234 Naturamin-WSP 80% Soluble Microgranules Compuesto a Base de Productos Orgánicos (Fertilizantes Y Foliares de Irapuato) fei-4705 GlyMax Lite 14-0-0 (West Chem, LLC) wce- (Daymsa) dym-8421 11345 NH-Amin BIOESTIMULANTE DEL TRUE Organic Products, Inc 14-0-0 (True Organic Products, Inc.) top-8607 Gro-Aloe Greenpowder (Coats Agri-Aloe) CRECIMIENTO VEGETAL (NHORTICULTURA cga-10919 DEL NOROESTE SA DE CV) nhr-10321 TRUE Organic Products, Inc True Nitro Soy 14-0-0 (True Organic Products, Inc.) top-8938 Grower's Secret Granules 8-3-1 Vegetable NH-Root Enraizante Orgánico Protein Based NPK Fertilizer (Grower's (NHORTICULTURA DEL NOROESTE SA DE Ultra AminoMax Water Soluble Amino Acid Secret, Inc.) abr-12052 CV) nhr-12187 (Xi'an CityMax Agrochemical Co., Ltd.) xcm- 6316 Grower's Secret Grower's Secret Nitrogen NitroKICK SN16 Organic Nitrogen 16-0-0 16-0-0 (Grower's Secret, Inc.) abr-10476 Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer Based on Wake Up Organo Soluble Microbial Food Hydrolyzed Proteins (Suboneyo Chemicals & (Natural Resources Group) nrg-8004 Grower's Secret Nitrogen for Organic Pharmaceuticals P. Limited) scp-7852 Production Grower’s Secret Nitrogen 14-0-0 WESN 14-0-0 (Wilbur-Ellis Company, LLC) (Grower's Secret, Inc.) abr-7649 Nutribiofert (Agri Search (India) Pvt. Ltd.) wec-10388 arp-11169 Growth Products Macroganics 4-3-2 Zone "N Plus" Plant Nitrogen 13.5-0-0 (Zone Organic N-P-K Fertilizer (Growth Products, OBA Orgánica Bioagricultura OBA Proteina Products, Inc.) zpi-6493 Ltd.) gpl-10503 Vegetal (Lola Berries S.P.R. de R.L. de C.V.) lbr-9665 Anaerobic Digestate, from manure Gruindag Organoamin (Gruindag feedstock International, S.A. de C.V.) gdi-4809 ON-Gard 5-0-0 (BioWorks, Inc.) bwk-6480 Hortamín® L-aminoacidos 16% Fertilizante Organic BioLink N-14 Fertilizer 14-0-0 Water Bio Gaia BioNutriente Líquido (Bioenergaia Líquido (Laboratorios Quiver, SA de CV) laq- Soluble Nitrogen (Westbridge) wba-8013 Fertilizantes, SPR de RL de CV) ben-11674 7530 Pepton (APC EUROPE SLU) apc-11591 Magic Dirt Organic Garden Soil (Magic Dirt Hydrolysate 80 16-0-0 (Yongmai Company PHL (Dadelos AgroSolutions, SLU) dad-11201 Horticultural Products, Inc.) cen-6077 Limited) ycl-10471 Plant Food Protein NITROGEN 13.5-0-0 (Plant Magic Dirt Organic Premium Potting Soil HYTB (Agrinos Inc.) agz-10524 Food Organics) foo-8231 (Magic Dirt Horticultural Products, Inc.) cen- 5334 HYTB 0.5-0-0.5 (Agrinos Inc.) agz-10523 Purely 14-0-0 WSN (Purely Organic Products, LLC) pog-8026 Mallki Fulvic Bioestimulant 100% Natural HYTb BioAmin Regulador de crecimiento no (San Fernando S.A.) fen-10357 sintético Concentrado Líquido (Bioderpac RHIZONE Natural Growth Promoter 1-0-4 (JH S.A. de C.V.) bsd-1267 Biotech, Inc.) jhb-12047 Anaerobic Digestate, without manure iBAi AMIN L-aminoácidos 16% (Sustrai SA Soil Moist Nitrogreen Water-Soluble feedstock de CV) sst-7843 Organic Fertilizer 13-0-0 (JRM Chemical) Indian River Organics Amino Power 4-3-3 jrm-8461 AACT REGENiSYS Biostimulant All-natural (Indian River Organics, LLC) efp-11762 SoilBiotics Micronized N 13-0-0 (SoilBiotics) liquid plant food & soil conditioner (Algae Aqua-Culture Technologies) aaq-10228 Indian River Organics® Powdered Nitrogen sib-7916 (Indian River Organics, LLC) efp-4469 SoilBiotics Organic Blend 5-0-0 (SoilBiotics) EarthFood (Quantum Biopower Southington) qan-11257 ISO NPK 3-1-3 (Beem Biologics) bbm-10126 sib-8236 Fortisol Fertilizante Orgánico Suspensión Keybios-14: Plant-Based Water-Soluble Soy Fert Soy Protein Hydrolyste Powder 13:0:0 (Sai International Trading Corp.) sai- Acuosa (Grupo Solena, S.A. de C.V.) gru- Nitrogen (Keystone Specialty Chemicals) 8694 ksc-11675 5750 LT Chem Litto-Amino Acid 80 Compound Super Eighty Pro N 14 (Unitech Corp.,Ltd) Animal By-products Amino Acid Powder 80% (Yunnan Litto unt-7186 Chemicals Corporation) ylc-11011 Superior Plant Fertilizers biodiversity Bee Organic Fertilizante 7-7-0.5 Solid Organic Nitrogen 12-0-0 (BioDiversity Organic Fertilizer (Industrias Bee Organic, S. 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