

Organic composted manure
An organic fertiliser from beef cattle suitable for organic farming. #ECOfem
Manufactured according to the #3Ms theory.
In the same composting process, the #biomix and #FRpower technologies are added, which provide microbiology and #microelements, respectively. Thus, we obtain a biologically activated and remineralised fertiliser.
This is the organic base #ECOstarter with which we produce most of our organic fertilisers.
Fertiliser benefits
For cultivation
- Base fertiliser in which an optimal balance between organic matter, minerals and microorganisms is maintained. The basis of the #3Ms.
For the farmer
- Its organic matter content is ideal for maintaining the soil’s organic fertility, as well as the level of microelements and biological conditions.
For harvesting
- It is an excellent base fertiliser that allows you to apply a large amount of product without damaging the crop.
- It is also microbiologically activated with our #biomix biological complex. It balances soil life in a broad and orderly way (variety and quantity).
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