Organic manure

Why are organic fertilizers and soil conditioning especially important?

Organic fertilizers – whether cattle, poultry, sheep, horse manure, or special guano – improve the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the soil.

Soil well supplied with organic matter:

•    stores more water,
•    is more aerated, easier to cultivate,
•    has more active soil life,
•    utilizes fertilizers and natural nutrients more efficiently.

Soil conditioners with natural active ingredients – such as humic acid, fulvic acid, products containing beneficial bacteria and fungi, algae extracts – further enhance this effect, regenerate depleted soils, and support root development in plants.

Controlled origin, reliable quality

The organic fertilizers and soil conditioners available in this category are pure, of controlled origin, free from weed seeds, chemical residues, and infectious materials. Their nutrient content is precisely known, so they can be used safely and in a planned manner.

Different formulas – easy application

Organic fertilizers are available in several forms:

•    Granules – easy to mix, quickly disintegrate in the soil
•    Tablets – targeted, slow release
•    Pellets – longer-lasting effect, compact organic matter
•    Liquid formulas – for soil activation and root development

Among soil conditioners you can find:

•    humic substances (humic acid, fulvic acid),
•    microbiological products,
•    seaweed-based biostimulants,
•    rock powders, mineral soil improvers.

Wide range of uses

Organic fertilizers and soil conditioners are ideal for:

•    orchards,
•    vineyards,
•    vegetable gardens,
•    ornamental plants,
•    maintenance of lawns in gardens, parks, sports fields,
•    growing container plants, flower beds, and balcony boxes as well.

Many products are certified organic, so they can also be used in ecological farming.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the difference between organic fertilizer and soil conditioner?

Organic fertilizer primarily supplies the soil with organic matter and also provides nutrients in smaller amounts. Soil conditioner, on the other hand, improves the structure, microbiological activity, or pH of the soil and does not necessarily contain significant amounts of nutrients. The two product types complement each other well.

2. Can I use organic fertilizer and soil conditioner together?

Yes, this is one of the most effective combinations. Organic fertilizer increases the organic matter content, while the soil conditioner promotes better nutrient release, uptake, and faster root development.

3. Can soil conditioner replace fertilizer?

Not on its own. Soil conditioner primarily improves soil quality and nutrient availability, but does not provide intensive nutrient replenishment. Organic or organic-mineral fertilizer is still necessary. The soil conditioner functions as a "dietary supplement" or "vitamin."

4. What soil conditioner should I choose for heavy, compacted soil?

Humic acid or microbiological products are recommended, or possibly mineral (rock powder) soil improvers, which loosen the soil structure and increase aeration.

5. Is it worth using soil conditioner on good quality soil?

Yes, because in the long term it maintains soil life, improves nutrient utilization, and supports more resilient growth – especially for fruit trees and perennial plants.

6. Are natural soil conditioners safe?

Yes, soil conditioners with natural active ingredients are environmentally friendly, gentle, and can also be used in organic farming – if they have the appropriate certification.

7. How often should organic fertilizer and soil conditioner be applied?

Organic fertilizer is generally recommended to be applied 1–2 times a year. The use of soil conditioners depends on the product type and composition; it can be seasonal, monthly, or even continuous, especially in the case of liquid or soluble products. Always follow the dosage and usage instructions on the label!