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Crop Fertilizers and Soil Amendments OMRI Products List, Web Edition Crop Products Crop Fertilizers and Amino Acids – nonsynthetic Anaerobic Digestate – from HYTB BioAmin Regulador de manure feedstock Soil Amendments crecimiento no sintético Products of anaerobic digestion produced Concentrado Líquido (Bioderpac with manure feedstocks are subject to the Activated Charcoal S.A. de C.V.) same restrictions as raw, uncomposted manure. They may only be (i) applied to ψ Vertro Biochar (Vertrolysis, LLC) PHL (Dadelos, SL) land used for a crop not intended for Black Owl™ 100% Pure & Taba (Kan biosys Pvt. Ltd) human consumption; (ii) incorporated into Natural Biochar (Biochar the soil not less than 120 days prior to the AMINOVA 65 Compuesto de Supreme, LLC) harvest of a product whose edible portion Aminoácidos (Zare Agrhos) has direct contact with the soil surface or Alfalfa Meal or Pellets Biodiversity Organic Nitrogen 12- soil particles; or (iii) incorporated into the 0-0 (BioDiversity Products Inc) soil not less than 90 days prior to the Down to Earth Alfalfa Meal 2.5- harvest of a product whose edible portion 0.5-2.5 (Down To Earth BioLife S80 Organic Nitrogen does not have direct contact with the soil Distributors, Inc.) Fertilizer Based on Hydrolyzed surface or soil particles. Proteins, Amino Acids (Suboneyo Magic Dirt Organic Garden and Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals P. Potting Mix (Cenergy USA, Inc.) Limited) BioPro S81 Organic Nitrogen Animal By-products and Fertilizer based on Hydrolyzed Materials Proteins, Amino Acids (Suboneyo Foster Farms Protein Meal 8-1-0 Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals P. (Foster Farms) Limited) Healthy Plant Shrimp Shell All Ferti-Organic Ferti-Nitro Plus Purpose Organic Fertilizer Plant Nitrogen 13.62-0-0 (Ferti- (Healthy Plant, LLC) Organic, Inc.) Pacific Gro® Shrimp Meal GroGreenIt™ Nitro Solutions (Pacific Gro, LLC) (Natural Solutions, Inc.) Grower's Secret Nitrogen for Organic Production Grower's Secret Nitrogen 12-0-0 (Grower's Secret, Inc.) Gruindag Organoamin (Gruindag International, S.A. de C.V.) HYT D BioQ Complex (Bioderpac S.A. de C.V.) HYTB (Bioderpac S.A. de C.V.) Indian River Organics Powdered Nitrogen Concentrate (Eco- Friendly Products, LLC) MycsaAg Amino Acid (Mycsa Ag, Inc.) ψ Tecamin Bionutriente a Base de L-Aminoácidos de Origen Vegetal Fertilizante Líquido Para Aplicación Radicular y Foliar (Agritecno Fertilizantes S.L.) ψ TRAINER (Italpollina Spa) Trebol Fertilizantes Orgafertil Jardín Fertilizante Orgánico Líquido (Fertilizantes Y Foliares de Irapuato) Trebol Fertilizantes Orgafol Fertilizante Compuesto a Base de Productos Orgánicos (Fertilizantes Y Foliares de Irapuato) Wake Up Organo (Natural Resources Group) ψ: Products with this symbol are liquid fertilizers that have been inspected and approved for use in NOP organic production by OMRI. ∆: Products with this symbol are certified 'organic' or '100% organic' by a USDA accredited certifier. Ж: Products with this symbol are not registered for use as a pesticide in the USA. Page 1 © 2015 OMRI. All Rights Reserved. www.omri.org Updated on: 04/16/2015 C:\Data\OMRI.NET\ArchivedProjects\TM3\tm3_r4.mdb tm3_r4.4.18.201504220856 OMRI Products List, Web Edition Crop Products Aquatic Plant Products – Aquatic Plant Products – BasiCrop Potenciador Orgánico (Palau BioQuim, S.A. de C.V.) nonsynthetic synthetically extracted Beneficial Biologics Kelp Logic Aquasap 100% Pure Seaweed Kelp-Gro (Zone Products, Inc.) 100% Soluble Kelp Extract 0-0-13 Powder (SeaNutri LLC) MSSP 0-0-17 (P.B. Ohrstrom & (Beneficial Biologics) AV Seaweed Extract (AgVerra Sons, Inc.) BIOCANNA Bio Rhizotonic 0-0- LLC) Soluble Kelp Powder 1-0-18 0.6 Specialty Nutrient (Canna B. Seaweed (Technaflora Plant From Thorvin (Thorvin, Inc.) Continental) Products, LTD) Algea® Fert Solid G (Algea AS) Bioplanet SW (Bioplanet Mexico, BioFlora® Seaweed Creme SAPI de CV) (BioFlora Systems) ASCO-SLE Liquid Seaweed Extract 0-0-6 (OrganicOcean, Inc.) CleanGreen® Organic Kelp Plant Byo-Gon PX-109® Organic (Byo Fertility 0-0-1 (U.S. Ag, LLC) Gon) Kelp Extract - Powder 1-0-19 (EZ- Gro) CropMaster Seaweed 8 OR (UAS Down to Earth KelPlex Soluble of America, Inc.) Seaweed Extract 0.5-0-17 (Down Nature's Nectar Potassium 0-0-5 (EZ-Gro) Diehard Soluble Kelp To Earth Distributors, Inc.) (Horticultural Alliance, Inc.) Fertimar® (PSW S.A.) Acadian® Marine Plant Extract Powder (Acadian Seaplants Eco-Nutrients Eco-Nereo Kelp Kappa Sap Sap Extract Water Limited) (Eco-Nutrients, LLC) Soluble Dry Powder (Biological Acadian® Organic Liquid e-DALGIN Kelp Extract Nutrient Technologies) Seaweed Concentrate (Acadian (Sustainable Agro Solutions S.A.) Kelpgrow® Liquid Seaweed Seaplants Limited) Fazio Championship Blend Kelp Extract 0.1-0.5-1.0 (West Coast Agri-Gro® Ultra (Agri-Gro (Fazio Fertilizer Group, LLC) Marine Bio-Processing, Corp.) Marketing, Inc.) Ferti-Organic Soluble Seaweed Kelpro (Tecniprocesos AgroKelp® Seaweed Concentrate Extract (Ferti-Organic, Inc.) Biologicos, S.A. de C.V.) (Algas y Bioderivados Marinos, FORCRAL Kelp Extract LSO Seaweed 0.4-0-10 (Land & S.A. de C.V.) (Sustainable Agro Solutions S.A.) Sea Organics, Inc.) ALGACROP FERTILIZANTE GreenUp 0-0-15 (BioFert Organic Kelp (Applied Organic ORGANICO (Granulado) Manufacturing Inc.) Solutions) (AGRHUSA AGROBIOLOGICOS) GrowBetter™ SeaKelp Fertilizer Organic Seaweed (Applied AlgaEnzims MR Extracto de Concentrate (Jongs Organic Organic Solutions) Algas Marinas Líquido (Palau Fertilizers, Inc.) organicare™ Seaplex™ BioQuim, S.A. de C.V.) Guarantee® Organic Organic (Botanicare) Algamin® XTO (P.B. Ohrstrom & Kelp Extract 0.0.1 For Agriculture Seaweed Extract (Longer Sons, Inc.) (Ocean Organics) (Beijing) Technology Co.) Algas Pacific Kelproot Enraizador Indian River Organics Powdered ZONE FOLIAR SUPPLEMENT Orgánico (Algas y Extractos del Potassium Concentrate (Eco- (Zone Products, Inc.) Pacifico Norte AEP S.A. de C.V.) Friendly Products, LLC) Algas Pacific NPKelp 100% KelpFx Sea Weed Extract Extract of Seaweeds (Algas y (Agrogea, S.A. de C.V.) Extractos del Pacifico Norte AEP Kelp-It Concentrated Liquid S.A. de C.V.) Seaweed Fertilizer (North All Natural Organic Fertilizer American Kelp) Thrive Alive B-1™ Green Kelp-It™ Soluble Powder (North (Technaflora Plant Products, LTD) American Kelp) Aminoburst Organic Marine Plant Maxicrop® Soluble Seaweed Extract Powder 0.5-.02-17 (Cisco Powder 0-0-17 (Maxicrop U.S.A., Agro Pharma, S.A. de C.V.) Inc.) ASL Technical Ingredients MycsaAg Sea Weed Extract Soluble Seaweed Extract Powder (Mycsa Ag, Inc.) 0.5-0.0-14.1 (Acadian Seaplants Nautilus Nutriente y Estimulante Limited) (Arvensis, SA de CV) ASL™ Technical Ingredients North Country Organics® Stress - Soluble Seaweed Extract Powder X Powder (North Country 0.5-0.0-17 (Acadian Seaplants Organics) Limited) Opti-Kelp (John & Bob's Avenger® Organics Pure Kelp Corporation) Plant Food (Cutting Edge Organic Liquid Kelp Formulations, Inc.) Concentrated Liquid Seaweed Avenger® Organics Pure Kelp Fertilizer (Sterling Formulations) Plant Food Concentrate (Cutting Organic BioLink® Seaweed-29 0- Edge Formulations, Inc.) 0-4.0 (Westbridge) ψ: Products with this symbol are liquid fertilizers that have been inspected and approved for use in NOP organic production by OMRI. ∆: Products with this symbol are certified 'organic' or '100% organic' by a USDA accredited certifier. Ж: Products with this symbol are not registered for use as a pesticide in the USA. Page 2 © 2015 OMRI. All Rights Reserved. www.omri.org Updated on: 04/16/2015 C:\Data\OMRI.NET\ArchivedProjects\TM3\tm3_r4.mdb tm3_r4.4.18.201504220856 OMRI Products List, Web Edition Crop Products Organics by Rapid Growth Ash – plant or animal Blood Meal Nutrients Rapid-NEREO Water Soluble Concentrated All Organichar (Bay Area Biochar, Black Gold® Blood Meal Fertilizer Purpose Liquid (Rapid Growth LLC) 13-0-0 (Sun Gro Horticulture Nutrients, LLC) Soil Reef Pure Biochar (The Distribution, Inc. - USA) ORGANIKELP® Seaweed Biochar Company) Boost Natural 11-0-5 (The F.A. Concentrate (Algas y Biochar (Biochar Now, LLC) Bartlett Tree Expert Company) Down To Earth Blood Meal 12-0- Bioderivados Marinos, S.A. de Ash/MX (Sierra Pacific Industries) C.V.) 0 (Down To Earth Distributors, PRO KELP Seaweed Extract Caution: The arsenic level of this Inc.) product exceeds 20ppm. Application to (Algas Marinas, S.A. de C.V.) FON SUPERIOR (13-0-0) certified organic farms cannot contribute Schafer Liquid Kelp 0-0-1 to contamination of crops, soil, or water. (APELSA Guadalajara SA de CV) (Schafer Fisheries, Inc.) GroundsKeeper's® Pride Blood Seacrop-K (North American Kelp) CoolTerra Biochar (Cool Planet Meal 12-0-0 (Westland Ltd.) Kellogg Garden Organics SeaGrow Seaweeds Based Energy Systems) Organic Blood Meal Fertilizer Organic Fertilizer (Suboneyo ERP Ash (Cold Creek Compost, (Kellogg Garden Products) Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals P. Inc.) Limited) Caution: The lead level of this product Caution: The fecal coliform level of this product exceeds 1000 MPN/g. Seasol® Commercial Seaweed exceeds 180ppm. Application to certified organic farms cannot contribute to Application to certified organic farms Concentrate (Seasol International) contamination of crops, soil, or water. cannot contribute to contamination of Seaweed (Algas Marinas, S.A. de crops, soil, or water. C.V.) Heart & Soil® EcoBoost (Heart & Seaweed Max Estracto de Algas Soil® A Division of Resource Miracle-Gro® nature's care™ Marinas (Zare Agrhos) Management, Inc) organic Blood Meal (Miracle-Gro Lawn Products Inc.) Soluble Seaweed Extract Heart & Soil® pH+Plus Green (Technaflora Plant Products, LTD) (Heart & Soil® A Division
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