Fertilizers

Nourish your plants with extra organic nutrients and trace elements throughout the growing season.

Organic liquid fertilizers and foliar sprays are used frequently throughout the growing season as a supplemental source of nutrients for plant and fruit development. We recommend tissue testing early in the year to identify nutrient deficiencies and using our line of liquids to quickly get your crops to optimum production.

One recipe for general liquid or foliar feeding is to combine liquid seaweed, liquid fish and Bio-Hume 12% liquid humus. Use 1 tablespoon of liquid seaweed, 2 tablespoons of liquid fish, and 2 tablespoons of Bio-Hume per gallon of water. Apply to your lawn or garden every 2 weeks. You'll be amazed with the results.

Building long term soil health with the organic nutrients that plants need.

Our proprietary blend of all natural, organic Re-Vita fertilizers have been providing our loyal customers with proven results for decades.

Re-Vita is made from a unique blend of composted poultry manure, humate and seaweed like no other. We use only egg laying chickens for our poultry manure which is high in calcium, typically 9% - 12%, a vital nutrient for plant health. Humate is then added to the mix. It is a mined, highly compressed and concentrated substance rich in organic matter thriving with nutrients. This also enhances plant health and soil fertility. Seaweed -- the North Atlantic kelp “Ascophyllum Nodosum” -- also contributes natural growth enhancers for plants as it stimulates root growth for absorbing nutrients. Humate and seaweed also provide the added benefits of improving soil structure, aeration, water holding capacity, root development, and production of chlorophyll. Lastly, our composting process takes approximately six weeks to complete, slowly breaking down organic matter through microbial activity which adds vital nutrients to the soil, while unlocking others, enlivening plant growth.

As a result, our Re-Vita fertilizers are a rich source of organic matter, key nutrients and biological activity. Billions of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, fungi and protozoa occupy every bag of our fertilizers-- micro organisms that will bring your soil to life and maximize the availability of needed nutrients.