Important information on compost benefits and application, brought to you by Miegos. Compost Benefits – Provides minor and major elements needed for plant – Increases the capacity of the soil to thaw nutrients which feed plants – Seeks to amend the soil acidity and achieve stability – Improves the effectiveness of fertilizers and other both organic and chemical – Provides housing and food for beneficial micro-organisms from bacteria to earthworms – Works to resist plant diseases and insect pests – Works on soil aeration score with the movement of microorganisms – Gets rid of toxic substances where compost absorbs major elements such as lead and Calcium and is installed in the form of a complex package of non-absorption – Purifies water and air of toxic substances, Miegos compost is a high quality fertiliser rich in humid acid which motivates plant growth in good and fast secure way and helps in the absorption of plant nutrients – Reduces the use of expensive chemical fertilizers and pesticides – Retains water in the soil, which reduces the Add water and saves money – Rich in organic matter, which is the main operating room of the plant nutrients – Can produce compost tea The Benefits of Compost to Sandy Soils In addition to the previously mentioned benefits, the use of compost in the sandy land has several special benefits as follows: – Significantly improves the water-holding from 10 to 1000 parts – Helps keep fertilizer and nutrients to the plant roots area and prevents it from leaking into groundwater – Humus in compost helps to compile and link with sandy soil particles The Benefits of Compost to Clay Soils The use of compost in the occupied mud has several special benefits as follows: – Improves drainage while maintaining the ability to retain water in soil – Collects mud particles to form more good granular soil aeration and drainage – Helps keep the soil porous so that air and water to move freely through the soil – Resists pressure by reducing the bulk density – Helps the roots to penetrate the soil – Crumbles sticky soil and makes it more effective and practical Instructions Important things to know before applying compost Compost gives the best results in the following areas: Heavy clay soils poorly crafted or sandy soil. Soils with low carbon. Soils with the low natural level of microorganisms. Soils with low nutrients and elements. Areas on the hills where the speed of drainage reduces the available water. Affected areas of the roots of the trees. Lands which depend on agriculture on rainwater to the unavailability of sources of water and Links evaporation or soils with good drainage. 01. Addition rates per acre CropNormal AgricultureOrganic Agriculture Clay SoilsSandy SoilsClay SoilsSandy Soils Field Crops8 m³12 m³15 m³25 m³ Vegetables6 m³12 m³20 m³30 m³ Medical & Aromatic Plants6 m³10 m³16 m³24 m³ 02. Addition rates per tree Citrus & Fruit in General: Add 10 Kg to trees younger than 3 years old, and 14 Kg for older trees. Mango & Palms: Add 12 Kg to trees younger than 3 years old, and 20 Kg for older trees. Bananas: Add the amount of 20 to 30 Kg per hole mixed with drilling hole output. Nurseries: Mixed with soil and sand at an average of 2:5. Landscapes: Mixed by 6 Kg per square meter at the agriculture and annually prose by 2 Kg per square meter before irrigation directly. Decoration Plants: Mixed with clean soil at 1:3 and with peat moss by 2:5 for cultivation in pottings and containers and 2 Kg per square meter at the agriculture in the ground directly for fertilization of potting add an average of 50 g per Kg of its weight. 03. Agriculture in Greenhouses (Average 2-Carat) Partial Organic Fertilization 3 m³ in each greenhouse in clay soils 6 m³ in each greenhouse in sandy soils Total Organic Fertilization 10 m³ in each greenhouse in clay soils 18 m³ in each greenhouse in sandy soils
– Provides minor and major elements needed for plant – Increases the capacity of the soil to thaw nutrients which feed plants – Seeks to amend the soil acidity and achieve stability – Improves the effectiveness of fertilizers and other both organic and chemical – Provides housing and food for beneficial micro-organisms from bacteria to earthworms – Works to resist plant diseases and insect pests – Works on soil aeration score with the movement of microorganisms – Gets rid of toxic substances where compost absorbs major elements such as lead and Calcium and is installed in the form of a complex package of non-absorption – Purifies water and air of toxic substances, Miegos compost is a high quality fertiliser rich in humid acid which motivates plant growth in good and fast secure way and helps in the absorption of plant nutrients – Reduces the use of expensive chemical fertilizers and pesticides – Retains water in the soil, which reduces the Add water and saves money – Rich in organic matter, which is the main operating room of the plant nutrients – Can produce compost tea
In addition to the previously mentioned benefits, the use of compost in the sandy land has several special benefits as follows:
– Significantly improves the water-holding from 10 to 1000 parts – Helps keep fertilizer and nutrients to the plant roots area and prevents it from leaking into groundwater – Humus in compost helps to compile and link with sandy soil particles
The use of compost in the occupied mud has several special benefits as follows:
– Improves drainage while maintaining the ability to retain water in soil – Collects mud particles to form more good granular soil aeration and drainage – Helps keep the soil porous so that air and water to move freely through the soil – Resists pressure by reducing the bulk density – Helps the roots to penetrate the soil – Crumbles sticky soil and makes it more effective and practical
Citrus & Fruit in General: Add 10 Kg to trees younger than 3 years old, and 14 Kg for older trees. Mango & Palms: Add 12 Kg to trees younger than 3 years old, and 20 Kg for older trees. Bananas: Add the amount of 20 to 30 Kg per hole mixed with drilling hole output. Nurseries: Mixed with soil and sand at an average of 2:5. Landscapes: Mixed by 6 Kg per square meter at the agriculture and annually prose by 2 Kg per square meter before irrigation directly. Decoration Plants: Mixed with clean soil at 1:3 and with peat moss by 2:5 for cultivation in pottings and containers and 2 Kg per square meter at the agriculture in the ground directly for fertilization of potting add an average of 50 g per Kg of its weight.