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210 - 216 Centre Road, Invergordon 03 5865 5125 | 0408 672 181 | info@vicmill.com | www.vicmill.com

210 - 216 Centre road, Invergordon 03 5865 5125 | 0408 672 181 | info@vicmill.com | www.vicmill.com

VicMill’s range of slow release natural fertilisers delivers proportionate forms of carbonates, soluble citrates, sulphates and humates, prescribed to improve the structure and vitality of the soil, ultimately promoting Humic stimulation for microbial activity in the soil’s biomass, with no chemical residual. These fertilisers are safe and effective throughout the whole garden.Why VicMill Natural Humate

Fertilisers for your soil?The ‘Lawns & Garden’ range of Vicmill Humate fertilisers are chemically clean products based around naturally derived

elements and minerals formulated to activate and stimulate the many biological processes that take place in the soil, necessary for good soil fertility, often inhibited, due in part to residual contaminates found in many synthetically derived conventional home garden fertilisers.

When VicMill’s Natural Humate fertilisers are applied to the soil, they help balance and unite the soils biological and chemical properties, thus improving the physical structure of the soil. For these processes to take place, the availability of nutrients for plant uptake via the root zone is directly attributed to the inter-reaction of the many complex soil borne micro-organisms, necessary for not only the distribution and function of these elements and mineral properties in the plant, but as importantly to enhance the sustainability of these living organisms in performing these roles. Put simply humic substances released by soil borne micro-organisms biologically condition the soil.

Many conventional fertilisers bypass the plants normal feeding mechanism of exchanging nutrients for hydrogen ions which the plant is constantly transferring to the soil. Designed and manufactured to dissolve in water, these forms of nutrients are soluble in the soil solution, the plant will thus get an extra boost of nutrients when it takes up water. This solubility in the soil solution also allows nutrients to be lost by leeching into the sub soil before the plant can take them up.

Once VicMill’s ‘Lawns & Garden’ range of fertilisers are applied to the soil, nutrients become suspended in the soil solution. This suspension allows these nutrients to attach themselves to the colloidal clays and humus in the soil so that the plant takes up neccessary elements and minerals via it’s roots. When nutrients reach the plant they have already been broken down or chelated with organic molecules to aide efficiency in the uptake process.

What are Humates?The most important and biologically active group of

many broken down processes of soil organic materials is the alkali soluble faction, commonly known as Humic Acid. The salts of these humic acids are known as Humates.

Put Simply - Humus is the end result of organic matter, which is derived from green vegetation being broken down by bacteria and enzymes under the right biological conditions.

Technically - Humates are dark coloured amorphous polymers which are essentially hydrocarbons of high molecular weight (very dense) containing oxygen in the form of carboxyls, hydroxyls and carbonyls. They are formed by the microbiological decomposition of plant materials chiefly lignon and proteins to a point where all traces of their origin can be lost.

MAKERS OF NATURALHUMATE FERTILISER

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Humates and their water wise characteristicsHumates create a desirable soil structure that facilitates water infiltration around the root

zone and when needed, provides a beneficial carrier for essential nutrients required by the soil micro-organisms to translocate these elements and minerals to the plant’s roots.

During periods of dry weather humates help stabilise soil temperatures and slow the rate of evaporation due to their insulating properties that help maintain a more uniform soil temperature. This is significant during severe climate changes such as heat waves, because when temperature fluctuations in the soil are reduced moisture is less likely to be released into the atmosphere.

Humates function as water sponges and it is this sponge like characteristic that has the capacity

to carry several times its volume in water, even greater than typical heavy clay soils. Available water is without a doubt the most important component of fertile soil and the most critical substance derived by plants from the soil.

Soil contaminationsScientifically any chemical compound that releases electrically

charged particles (called ions) when it dissolves in water is a salt. Compound fertilisers we commonly use in the garden actually contain salts which can be detrimental to the plant’s capacity to uptake nutrients via the root system if applied in excess.

Plants are entirely at the mercy of their environment so unfortunately for the immobile plant, when exposed to too much salt, it can be a fatal experience. Once inside the cell, salt can cause ionic stresses, largely as (Na) Sodium and (Ci) Chloride inhibiting metabolic processes including protein synthesis. (Na) sodium can rise to toxic levels in older leaves, causing them to die. This reduces the leaf area available for photosynthesis and so the plant cannot sustain growth.

Soil naturally contains a variety of salts either in mineralised forms due to the weathering of geological rock or dissolved salts found in town water we regularly apply to our lawns and gardens, however fertilisers remain the most significant source of soil contamination as salts for the home gardener. Recognising the signs of salinity in the garden can appear as a crusting of salt on the soil’s surface or around a pot, plants may visually show water stress like symptoms such as wilting or yellowing, followed by a browning at the margins of the leaves, particularly during dry spells as salts dissolved in water become more concentrated, this can be made more acute by the best intended fertiliser application, compounding the effects by accelerating water drawn from the plants roots.

So we come to the solution crossroads, theoretically flushing the salts through the soil’s profile sounds logical, but unless you are a geologist then it may be difficult to determine a sodium measurement in the soil’s surface layer (top soil) this can directly affect soil permeability. As the Sodium content increases there is a tendency to destroy the soil’s friability. As the plant’s roots move deeper the effects of sodium become compounded in the inert colloidal substructure of the soil (subsoil), greatly influencing moisture and nutrient movements, slowed by the absence of micro-organisms and oxygen necessary for soil biological life compounding the effects of hydrogen associated with waterlogging.

By increasing the biological health in your soil, humic substances released by soil borne micro-organisms withhold naturally or synthetically derived contaminates, so while still present, their detrimental characteristics are neutralised and will be eventually broken down.

Humus is the soil’s biological reservoir, hosting bacteria and fungi which convert essential minerals and elements to plant digestible forms. It is in this same process that humic substances hold contaminates such as heavy metals, salts and organic chlorides until they can be satisfactorily digested by the many biological actions that take place in the biomass of healthy soil.

Soil profile

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VicMill Lawns & Garden Range

Humates and their water wise characteristicsHumates create a desirable soil structure that facilitates water infiltration around the root zone and when needed, provides a

beneficial carrier for essential nutrients required by the soil micro-organisms to translocate these elements and minerals to the plant’s roots.

Soil contaminationsScientifically any chemical compound that releases electrically charged particles (called ions) when it dissolves in water is a salt.

Compound fertilisers we commonly use in the garden actually contain salts which can be detrimental to the plant’s capacity to uptake nutrients via the root system if applied in excess.

Soil profile

During periods of dry weather humates help stabilise soil temperatures and slow the rate of evaporation due to their insulating properties that help maintain a more uniform soil temperature. This is significant during severe climate changes such as heat waves, because when temperature fluctuations in the soil are reduced moisture is less likely to be released into the atmosphere.

Humates function as water sponges and it is this sponge like characteristic that has the capacity to carry several times its volume in water, even greater than typical heavy clay soils. Available water is without a doubt the most important component of fertile soil and the most critical substance derived by plants from the soil.

Humates and their water wise characteristicsHumates create a desirable soil structure that facilitates water infiltration around the root

zone and when needed, provides a beneficial carrier for essential nutrients required by the soil micro-organisms to translocate these elements and minerals to the plant’s roots.

During periods of dry weather humates help stabilise soil temperatures and slow the rate of evaporation due to their insulating properties that help maintain a more uniform soil temperature. This is significant during severe climate changes such as heat waves, because when temperature fluctuations in the soil are reduced moisture is less likely to be released into the atmosphere.

Humates function as water sponges and it is this sponge like characteristic that has the capacity

to carry several times its volume in water, even greater than typical heavy clay soils. Available water is without a doubt the most important component of fertile soil and the most critical substance derived by plants from the soil.

Soil contaminationsScientifically any chemical compound that releases electrically

charged particles (called ions) when it dissolves in water is a salt. Compound fertilisers we commonly use in the garden actually contain salts which can be detrimental to the plant’s capacity to uptake nutrients via the root system if applied in excess.

Plants are entirely at the mercy of their environment so unfortunately for the immobile plant, when exposed to too much salt, it can be a fatal experience. Once inside the cell, salt can cause ionic stresses, largely as (Na) Sodium and (Ci) Chloride inhibiting metabolic processes including protein synthesis. (Na) sodium can rise to toxic levels in older leaves, causing them to die. This reduces the leaf area available for photosynthesis and so the plant cannot sustain growth.

Soil naturally contains a variety of salts either in mineralised forms due to the weathering of geological rock or dissolved salts found in town water we regularly apply to our lawns and gardens, however fertilisers remain the most significant source of soil contamination as salts for the home gardener. Recognising the signs of salinity in the garden can appear as a crusting of salt on the soil’s surface or around a pot, plants may visually show water stress like symptoms such as wilting or yellowing, followed by a browning at the margins of the leaves, particularly during dry spells as salts dissolved in water become more concentrated, this can be made more acute by the best intended fertiliser application, compounding the effects by accelerating water drawn from the plants roots.

So we come to the solution crossroads, theoretically flushing the salts through the soil’s profile sounds logical, but unless you are a geologist then it may be difficult to determine a sodium measurement in the soil’s surface layer (top soil) this can directly affect soil permeability. As the Sodium content increases there is a tendency to destroy the soil’s friability. As the plant’s roots move deeper the effects of sodium become compounded in the inert colloidal substructure of the soil (subsoil), greatly influencing moisture and nutrient movements, slowed by the absence of micro-organisms and oxygen necessary for soil biological life compounding the effects of hydrogen associated with waterlogging.

By increasing the biological health in your soil, humic substances released by soil borne micro-organisms withhold naturally or synthetically derived contaminates, so while still present, their detrimental characteristics are neutralised and will be eventually broken down.

Humus is the soil’s biological reservoir, hosting bacteria and fungi which convert essential minerals and elements to plant digestible forms. It is in this same process that humic substances hold contaminates such as heavy metals, salts and organic chlorides until they can be satisfactorily digested by the many biological actions that take place in the biomass of healthy soil.

Soil profile

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MAKERS OF NATURAL HUMATE FERTILISERS

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Plants are entirely at the mercy of their environment so unfortunately for the immobile plant, when exposed to too much salt, it can be a fatal experience. Once inside the cell, salt can cause ionic stresses, largely as (Na) Sodium and (Ci) Chloride inhibiting metabolic processes including protein synthesis. (Na) sodium can rise to toxic levels in older leaves, causing them to die. This reduces the leaf area available for photosynthesis and so the plant cannot sustain growth.

Soil naturally contains a variety of salts either in mineralised forms due to the weathering of geological rock or dissolved salts found in town water we regularly apply to our lawns and gardens, however fertilisers remain the most significant source of soil contamination as salts for the home gardener. Recognising the signs of salinity in the garden can appear as a crusting of salt on the soil’s surface or around a pot, plants may visually show water stress like symptoms such as wilting or yellowing, followed by a browning at the margins of the leaves, particularly during dry spells as salts dissolved in water become more concentrated, this can be made more acute by the best intended fertiliser application, compounding the effects by accelerating water drawn from the plants roots.

By increasing the biological health of the soil with humic substances either applied to the soil or released by soil borne micro organisms, naturally and synthetically occuring contaimates like sodium, organo chlorides and heavy metals will be broken down more effectively by the increasing amount of humic substances forming in the soil.

Humus is the soil’s biological reservoir, hosting bacteria and fungi which convert essential minerals and elements to plant digestible forms. It is in this same process that humic substances hold contaminates such as heavy metals, salts and organic chlorides until they can be satisfactorily digested by the many biological actions that take place in the biomass of healthy soil.

210 - 216 Centre road, Invergordon 03 5865 5125 | 0408 672 181 | info@vicmill.com | www.vicmill.com

This Humate fertiliser has been specifically formulated for garden soils predominately high in contaminates either naturally occurring as (Na) Sodium or synthetically derived salts, heavy metals organo chlorides, all of which can be attributed to inhabiting plant vigour and vitality. (H) Hydrogen is prevalent in both acidic and alkaline soil (pH) types creating a ‘constipation’ of essential major and minor elements and minerals.

The BIO-GRAN (SOIL ACTIVATOR) analysis reflects the balance of (N) Nitrogen as natural organic compounds, a critical element in plant production, responsible for vigour that in turn encourages good root development, yet can easily be washed from the soil profile and umates which gives this activator fertiliser it’s soil conditioning characteristics. This fertiliser also contains a balance of minerals formulated to improve the friability and structural qualities in sodic soils exchanging (Na) Sodium for (Ca) Calcium and improve the colloidal capacity of the clay particles thus reducing the effects of salinity on the soil while (Mg) Magnesium assists availability of this cation when (K) Potassium levels are excessive, thus fulfilling its function in the formation of chlorophyll in the plant. Additionally elemental sulphur has been included to stimulate the formation of plant proteins, enzymes, vitamins and vigour.

Unique to the ‘Lawns & Garden’ range BIO-GRAN (SOIL ACTIVATOR) carries a comprehensive list of minor elements including (Zn) Zinc, (Mn) Manganese, (B) Boron, (Cu) Copper, (Fe) Iron and (Mo) Molybdenum all fulfilling important functions from regulation of water, plant metabolism, cellular structure, transportation of oxygen, protein formation, translocation of sugars to the regulation of major elements, Even aiding in the plants utilization of nitrate nitrogen, Making BIO-GRAN (SOIL ACTIVATOR) a universal soil conditioner for every home gardener.

Nitrogen as natural organic compounds 2.2% Manganese as sulphate 0.25%Phosphorus as citrate soluble 1.05% Boron 0.19%Potassium as sulphate 4.14% Copper as sulphate 0.25%Sulphur as natural organic compounds 5.53% Iron as ferrous sulphate 0.36%Calcium as carbonate 11.26% Molybdate 0.01%Magnesium 2.45% Carbon as nitrified brown coal 36%Sulphur as elemental sulphur 9% Total humate content 24.48%Zinc as sulphate 0.25%

Bio-Gran Soil Activator

Complete Organic Fertiliser (C.O.F) is the most universal product in the ‘Lawns & Garden’ range, containing only naturally derived mineral forms of plant nutrients such as magnesite, reactive phosphate rock, lime, gypsum, humatesderived from nitrified brown coal and various sulphates including potassium sulphate. The low analysis characteristics of Complete Organic Fertiliser utilise nutrients in slow releasing form to improve soil fertility, allowing the plant to feed properly and therefore build a healthy and strong cell structure, best illustrated when (N) Nitrogen is supplied to the plant beyond its capacity to photosynthesise, this upsets the nutritional balance of the cell thus weakening the cell structure allowing infection to set in.

Complete Organic Fertiliser uniquely incorporates a balance of essential elements and minerals which when converted in the soil by micro-organisms from organic to inorganic forms of nutrient, permits the plant to access and utilise these nutrients in its complex metabolic process, exemplified by adding (Mg) Magnesium, which enhances the plants utilisation of (P) Phosphorus, or by the addition of (Mn) Manganese, which aids the transportation of oxygen and formation of chlorophyll, requiring (Zn) Zinc, essential for plant metabolism, water reticulation and membrane integrity to perform these roles.

Complete Organic Fertiliser promotes these functions in an easy to apply granular form with no chemical additives used in the manufacturing process. In summary this fertiliser is ideally suited to a wide range of soil types, especially (pH) acid garden soils where hydrogen has supressed microbial activity, making unavailable essential elements and minerals, the effects of which may be seen on (pH) sensitive ornamental plant varieties such as Hydrangeas and Rhododendrons when the cellular structure is compromised allowing diseases to weaken the plants natural defences.

Complete Organic Fertiliser

PRODUCT

PRODUCT

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Analysis:Bio-GranSoilActivator

This ‘LAWNS & GARDEN’ Humate fertiliser has been specifically formulated by VICMILL NATURAL FERTILISERS for Australian soil (pH) profiles. HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 addresses the complexities of acidity or alkalinity in the garden and its influence on nutrient availability in the soil. The diversity of plant species and their nutritional requirement is reflected in the elemental analysis of this Humate fertiliser. Desirable amounts of N,P,K influenced by the plants susceptibility to soil temperature and atmospheric variations, which as a measure of severity cannot be separated from bio-logical soil health, has been prescribed in readily available sulphate and citrate soluble forms for plant species requiring more high analysis elements, their brief primary functions are as follows (N) Nitrogen, responsible for vigour, (P) Phosphorus which is essential for new root development, transformation of solar energy into chemical energy etc. (K) Potassium which helps build the cellular structure in plants, encourages the manufacture of proteins and aids photosynthesis. The plants ability to resist disease will invariably depend on its immunity to soil borne contaminates such as (Na) Sodium, synthetically derived salts (Ai) Aluminium, organo chlorides, all may inhibit the uptake of essential minor elements and their primary functions within the plant via the root zone.

The ‘LAWNS & GARDEN HUMAPHOS 6-6-6’ fertiliser, when applied carries the most important minor elements required for plant metabolism in readily available sulphate form, their brief primary

Nitrogen as natural organic compounds 6% Zinc as sulphate 0.25%Phosphorus as citrate soluble 6% Manganese as sulphate 0.25%Potassium as sulphate 6.21% Boron 0.06%Sulphur as natural organic compounds 9.56% Carbon as nitrified brown coal 10%Calcium as carbonate 16.34% Total humate content 6.8%Magnesium 0.38%

Humaphos 6-6-6

functions are as follows (Zn) Zinc, regulates the use of water and cellular structure (Mn) Manganese, which aids the transportation of oxygen and assists in the formation of chlorophyll (B) Boron, required for (Ca) Calcium and (Mg) Magnesium to perform their metabolic roles but also to regulate the plants usage (N) Nitrogen, (P) Phosphorus and other essential elements etc.

HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 is ideal for use in the home garden where vigour is required on ornamental plant varieties requiring extra (N) Nitrogen and (K) Potassium during flowering in the warmer months such as ROSES, RHDODENDRONS, HYDRANGEAS, HIBISCUS etc. With no chemical residue HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 also allows the home gardener a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to lawn care, encouraging improved germination, soil moisture retention, uniformity of colour and vigour during the stressful growing months.

Nitrogen as natural organic compounds 3.3% Magnesium 1.6%Phosphorus as citrate soluble 3.3% Zinc as sulphate 0.25%Potassium as sulphate 3.3% Manganese as sulphate 0.25%Sulphur as natural organic compounds 9.4% Boron 0.06%Calcium as carbonate 17.4% Carbon as nitrified brown coal 10%Total humate content 6.8%

NCO Certification No 3169M

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PRODUCT

Humaphos 6-6-6 PRODUCT

This ‘LAWNS & GARDEN’ Humate fertiliser has been specifically formulated by VICMILL NATURAL FERTILISERS for Australian soil (pH) profiles. HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 addresses the complexities of acidity or alkalinity in the garden and its influence on nutrient availability in the soil. The diversity of plant species and their nutritional requirement is reflected in the elemental analysis of this Humate fertiliser. Desirable amounts of N,P,K influenced by the plants susceptibility to soil temperature and atmospheric variations, which as a measure of severity cannot be separated from biological soil health, has been prescribed in readily available sulphate and citrate soluble forms for plant species requiring more high analysis elements, their brief primary functions are as follows (N) Nitrogen, responsible for vigour, (P) Phosphorus which is essential for new root development, transformation of solar energy into chemical energy etc. (K) Potassium which helps build the cellular structure in plants, encourages the manufacture of proteins and aids photosynthesis.

The plants ability to resist disease will invariably depend on its immunity to soil borne contaminates such as (Na) Sodium,

synthetically derived salts (Ai) Aluminium, organo chlorides, all may inhibit the uptake of essential minor elements and their primary functions within the plant via the root zone.

The ‘LAWNS & GARDEN HUMAPHOS 6-6-6’ fertiliser, when applied carries the most important minor elements required for plant metabolism in readily available sulphate form, their brief primary functions are as follows (Zn) Zinc, regulates the use of water and cellular structure (Mn) Manganese, which aids the transportation of oxygen and assists in the formation of chlorophyll (B) Boron, required for (Ca) Calcium and (Mg) Magnesium to perform their metabolic roles but also to regulate the plants usage (N) Nitrogen, (P) Phosphorus and other essential elements etc.

HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 is ideal for use in the home garden where vigour is required on ornamental plant varieties requiring extra (N) Nitrogen and (K) Potassium during flowering in the warmer months such as ROSES, RHDODENDRONS, HYDRANGEAS, HIBISCUS etc. With no chemical residue HUMAPHOS 6-6-6 also allows the home gardener a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to lawn care, encouraging improved germination, soil moisture retention, uniformity of colour and vigour during the stressful growing months.

NCO Certification No. 3169M

Nitrogen as natural organic compounds 6% Phosphorus as citrate soluble 6% Potassium as sulphate 6.21% Sulphur as natural organic compounds 9.56% Calcium as carbonate 16.34% Magnesium 0.38%

Zinc as sulphate 0.25%Manganese as sulphate 0.25%Boron 0.06%Carbon as nitrified brown coal 10%Total humate content 6.8%

Nitrogen as natural organic compounds 3.3% Phosphorus as citrate soluble 3.3% Potassium as sulphate 3.3% Sulphur as natural organic compounds 9.4% Calcium as carbonate 17.4% Total humate content 6.8%

Magnesium 1.6%Zinc as sulphate 0.25%Manganese as sulphate 0.25%Boron 0.06%Carbon as nitrified brown coal 10%

Analysis:Humaphos 6-6-6

Analysis:Complete Organic Ferrtiliser

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This product is ideally suited for overcoming short term problems in plant and soil health due to cold weather or low biological activity in the soil. • Manufactured from fish emulsion, seaweed and phenolic complexes. • Contains a wide range of major and minor nutrients as well as trace elements. • Suitable for use on fruit trees, vegetables, indoor plants and flowers.When incorporated into your fertiliser program and used according to recommendations FISKEL can help to: • Correct minor nutrient deficiencies before they become noticeable. • Overcome copper, zinc, iron and manganese deficiencies. • Stimulate plant nutrient uptake from thesoil. • Improve produce yield and quality. • Increase soil bacteria numbers and enzyme activity.

Fiskel Analysis %W/VTotal Nitrogen 2.00 (as natural organic compounds)Total Phosphorus 0.60 (as water soluble)Potassium as organic 0.60 (as soluble alganate 0.30)Total potassium 0.90 Sulphur as seaweed 0.03Calcium 0.60 Magnesium 0.02Copper 0.19 Zinc 0.50Manganese 0.62 Iron 0.25Fiskel Application Rates

Fiskel (NASSA certified 3169m)

Lawns & Garden RangeFISKEL (NASAA CERTIFIED 3169m)

This product is ideally suited for overcoming short term problems in plant and soil health due to cold weather or low biological activity in the soil.

• Manufactured from fish emulsion, seaweed and phenolic complexes.

• Contains a wide range of major and minor nutrients as well as trace elements.

• Suitable for use on fruit trees, vegetables, indoor plants and flowers.

When incorporated into your fertiliser program and used according to recommendations FISKEL can help to:

– Correct minor nutrient deficiencies before they become noticeable.

– Overcome copper, zinc, iron and manganese deficiencies.

– Stimulate plant nutrient uptake from the soil.

– Improve produce yield and quality.– Increase soil bacteria numbers and

enzyme activity.

FISKEL ANALYSIS %W/VTotal Nitrogen 2.00(as natural organic compounds)Total Phosphorus 0.60(as water soluble)Potassium as organic 0.60

As soluble alganate 0.30Total potassium 0.90Sulphur as seaweed 0.03Calcium 0.60Magnesium 0.02Copper 0.19Zinc 0.50Manganese 0.62Iron 0.25

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WITH CHELATEDCOPPER - ZINC

MANGANESE - IRON

TOMATOESCUCUMBERS

CARROTS / POTATOES

4-8 litres per hectare.OVERHEAD SPRAY at six leaf stage, then prior to flowering, then monthly until harvest.DRIP IRRIGATION 3-5 applications per season OR 2 litres per 1000 plants every 2 weeks.

CABBAGECAULIFLOWER

BROCCOLI / LETTUCE

4-5 litres per hectare.OVERHEAD SPRAY at six leaf stage, then monthly until harvest.DRIP IRRIGATION 3-5 applications per season.

ONIONS / GARLIC 5-6 litres per hectare. Monthly applications from transplant.PEAS / BEANS 3-4 litres per hectare. Applications from 4-6 leaf stage.STONEFRUIT

PEARS / APPLES3-4 litres per hectare, 4 applications from bud-burst over season.DRIP IRRIGATION - 20 ml per tree. (20L per 1000 trees)

AVOCADO / CITRUSEVERGREENS

3-4 litres per hectare. 4 applications from leaf flush. DRIP IRRIGATION - 20 ml per tree. (20L per 1000 trees)

STRAWBERRIES 3-4 litres per hectare, 4-6 times during season 1:1000GRAPES 4 litres per hectare, 4 applications from leaf burst to fruit set. DRIP IRRIGATION - 15 ml per vine(15L per 1000 vines)

BERRY CROPS 3-4 litres per hectare, 3 applications starting at leaf burst. DRIP IRRIGATION 3-5 applications per season.

CUT FLOWERS 4-5 litres per hectare, 3-4 applications from transplant to 2-3 days prior to picking.TRANSPLANTING 1:1200 solution; soak overnight, water in using left over solution.

BULBS / CORMS 1:1200 solution; soak 3-4 hours then plant, water in with left over solutionCOMPOSTING 1:250 solution; apply 5 litres by watering over heap.

10 ml per 10 litres water Apply weekly to outdoor flowers. 1:000

20 ml per 10 litres water Apply weekly to most vegetables, potatoes during growing season, tomatoes, soakseedlings overnight prior to transplant, orchids. 1:1500

40 ml per 10 litres water Apply weekly to pumpkins, marrow, cucumber and zucchini.Fruit Trees Apply to root system during dormant period and spray over blossoms and foliage

every two weeks until three weeks prior to picking.Hothouse / Market Garden Apply weekly. 1:500

Fiskel Dilution Rates

FISKEL can be used as a foliar spray, applied direct to soil or drip irrigation. DO NOT leave mixed solution in the sprayer for longer than 4 hours. SHAKE WELL before use. Spray FISKEL solution onto leaves until droplets form on leaf ends, make sure all foliage is completely covered. DRIP IRRIGATION: Fruit Trees - 20 ml per tree. Vegetables - 2 litres per 1000 plant every 2 weeks or 5 applications per season.

SoilTo increase soil bacteria apply 16 litres per hectare first application, second application to be 8 litres per hectare 4 months later in a 1:250 solution. – SPRAY ON MOIST SOIL ONLY.

MixingNEVER mix 2 or more concentrates together, mix separately in a small quantity of water then empty into main tank.Keep well agitated. NEVER spray neat concentrate directly onto any plant.

FISKEL can be used on a weekly or fortnightly basis at a reduced strength, before using please contact your local agent. As the application of this product is beyond the manufacturer’s control no liability can be accepted whatsoever for any damage arising from misuse of this product.

Application Guide

PRODUCTThis product is ideally suited for overcoming short term problems in plant and

soil health due to cold weather or low biological activity in the soil.• Manufactured from fish emulsion, seaweed and phenolic complexes.• Contains a wide range of major and minor nutrients as well as trace elements.• Suitable for use on fruit trees, vegetables, indoor plants and flowers.

When incorporated into your fertiliser program and used according to recommendations FISKEL can help to:

• Correct minor nutrient deficiencies before they become noticeable.• Overcome copper, zinc, iron and manganese deficiencies.• Stimulate plant nutrient uptake from thesoil.• Improve produce yield and quality.• Increase soil bacteria numbers and enzyme activity.

Fiskel Analysis %W/VTotal Nitrogen 2.00 (as natural organic compounds)Total Phosphorus 0.60 (as water soluble)Potassium as organic 0.60 (as soluble alganate 0.30)Total potassium 0.90 Sulphur as seaweed 0.03Calcium 0.60 Magnesium 0.02Copper 0.19 Zinc 0.50

Soil & Plant Conditioner

Liquid Organic FISKEL

Fiskel (NASSA certified 3169m)

Fiskel Application Rates

Manganese 0.62 Boron 0.35Iron 0.25Cobalt 0.01Molybdenum 0.01

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A feature of the Vicmill product range is the primary coating granulationprocess that enables the fertiliser granule to be coated with nutrientsand trace elements as it is being made. The process ensures that each

granule receives proportionally the same amount of additives

VicmillMakers of Natural Humate Fertilisers

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