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NPK value as stated on the label is 3.5-2.5-0. On average for 2021 the NPK value showed 4-6-0.
No, EcoPearl is regulated by the CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) and does not require a NASM plan.
It is not recommended to apply EcoPearl on frozen land or if it has snowed. Please refer to the product label and/or technology sheet for complete storage and application details.
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EcoPearl has < 10% moisture content.
Please contact Mila Poirier at mila@aimgroup.ca for the latest lab results for your product.
No, EcoPearl is not certified organic but it is regulated by the CFIA.
EcoPearl Pellets are derived from biosolids feedstock (wastewater treatment plant).
EcoPearl Pellets are slow-release, in this case it means approximate nitrogen release of 60% within the first year, 30% in the second year and the remainder in the third year. Other nutrients including phosphorous, copper, zinc, molybdenum, iron and nickel are completely released within the first year.
Learn more about biosolids BMPs here.
The potential for exposure diminishes as environmental conditions such as heat, sunlight, desiccation, and other microorganisms destroy pathogens that may be present in biosolids. As noted by the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences, there have been no reported outbreaks of infectious disease associated with exposure to properly treated and utilized biosolids.
Learn more about biosolids here.