organic or not

[mike affordable]

hey just wondering if anybody uses or has used organic fert. thinking about testing out but would like to here if anyone has had good luck or if it works love some feed back if so what kind thanks mike

[willshome]

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I use this at my house Home Depot sells it

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[LawnBoy0311]

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I never had any problems with this stuff.

[Grass Doctor]

make ur own more affordable urea is organic 46 nitrogen

[Steve]

make ur own more affordable urea is organic 46 nitrogen

To those thinking about doing that, do you have any suggestions on how they should go about it?

[mike affordable]

thanks for the feed back . you guys are very helpfull. i dont think i need an aplicators licence for organic but im going to check anyway. iknow a lot of guys sub out there fert jobs caus you have to get a certificate. in most states. it can be a pain . so thats why im going organic plus i think it might be a good sell around here . think people with pets and so on will go for it but still have a lot to learn about it till then i will keep you up to date on how do .thanks..

[dpld]

Originally Posted by mike affordable

thanks for the feed back . you guys are very helpfull. i dont think i need an aplicators licence for organic but im going to check anyway. iknow a lot of guys sub out there fert jobs caus you have to get a certificate. in most states. it can be a pain . so thats why im going organic plus i think it might be a good sell around here . think people with pets and so on will go for it but still have a lot to learn about it till then i will keep you up to date on how do .thanks..

if the product has a EPA # then you will need a license regardless of what it is and what state you live in.
organic does not always guarantee that the product is free from regulation and EPA exempt.

the natural products like gluten not only fertilize but also work well as a pre emergence for crab grass and other weeds it just needs to be put down well in advance in order to break down and get into the soil.
plus be prepared to charge more and use more of it then standard fertilizer.

in the future i will be switching over to all natural products due to the constant ever increasing regulation of the state of new jersey.
i already called the DEP and confirmed that my products are free from their nonsense and they told me directly i am free to do as i may with those products and there is not a damn thing the state of new jersey can do about it.

[mike affordable]

thnks dpld .so if it has epa# then i need to get certified. ok my thought is to get more knoledge. on organic. then try and premote it this year since i dont do chemical fertilizing. thanks

[LawnBoy0311]

Originally Posted by mike affordable

thnks dpld .so if it has epa# then i need to get certified. ok my thought is to get more knoledge. on organic. then try and premote it this year since i dont do chemical fertilizing. thanks

Make sure you check your state laws first. I know for me, starting October 1 2013, an applicators license is required for chemical AND organic. It's also really strict here because of the Chesapeake Bay....but better safe than sorry.

[Steve]

If you make your own organic fertilizer, I do wonder what the application license rules are then with such a product.