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ORGANIC,
PET FRIENDLY LAWN CARE
ORGANIC LAWN FERTILIZER
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A NATURAL, HEALTHY, GREEN LAWN
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Healthy lawns can recover relatively quick from moderate levels of pest
damage without the need for synthetic pesticides, herbicides and
fungicides. When a disease or insect problem is suspected, consider the
potential health risks associated with synthetic chemicals before
applying them.
Nitrogen
is vital for plant growth. It is abundant in the atmosphere and in
soil organic matter, but not in a form that plants can use.
Conventional methods of providing nitrogen to plants include (1)
adding nitrogen fertilizers to the soil, or (2) inoculating (coating)
seed with nitrogen fixing bacteria. Nitrogen fixing bacteria
convert atmospheric nitrogen to an inorganic form that is useable by
plants. In addition, they provide residual nitrogen, in the soil,
which can reduce or eliminate nitrogen fertilizer requirements for the
next growing season.
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CBLC is a
super concentrated, premium quality organic fertilizer for seasonal lawn and
turf grass care. CBLC is formulated with complex
carbohydrates, macro and micro nutrients, amino acids,
enzymes, proteins, vitamins and minerals. CBLC also contains a
variety of natural substances for soil and plant
improvement. CBLC is highly concentrated and must be diluted
in water.
CBLC is 100% dispersible in water and can
be soil for foliar applied throughout the season without causing foliar burn.
CBLC can
provide quick results along with sustained color. Typically, two applications
per season will maintain most lawns at above average
condition. If you desire a very high quality lawn, 3 to 4
applications of CBLC may be required. Typically, lawns that
are conditioned with CBLC are thicker, greener, more pest
resistant and require
less watering than chemically treated lawns.
BENEFITS
• Environmentally safe and not harmful to animals, plants &
humans.
• Improved root development and uniform growth.
• Promotes early vigor and improved plant health.
• Promotes residual color and density with
slow even growth in a wide range of soil types and pH.
• Stimulates indigenous soil microbes.
• Aids in rooting, improves stress tolerance and disease management.
• Suppresses weed growth.
• Accelerated maturity.
• Contains macro and micronutrients to buffer salts and
improve soil nutrient holding capacity.
• Provides a balanced carbon to nitrogen ratio for
continuous nutrient availability and replacement of organic
matter.
• Aids in preventing disease associated with numerous fungi.
• Ideal for use around sensitive environmental areas i.e.
wetlands, streams and lakes.
• Enhances the wear and stress tolerance of turf.
• Improves tolerance to winter and summer stress conditions.
• Provides protection against pathogens that attack
germinating seeds and emerging seedlings.
• Ideal for use on new turf or during
renovation and over seeding.
• Easy to use and simple to clean up with water.
SEASONAL
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Generally, by late July, chemically treated lawns have
depleted their nutrient reserves and, as a result, begin to
develop brown in patches. This can be avoided by using CBLC. In the fall
when your lawn is going dormant it requires nutrients to
survive the winter. Generally, a proper fall conditioning with
CBLC will ensure a green lawn in early spring.
TYPICAL
APPLICATION RATES
• Lawn in good condition - 2 - 4 oz./ 1000 sq. ft.
• Lawn in average condition - 6 to 8 oz./1000 sq. ft.
• Lawn in poor condition - 10 to 12 oz./1000 sq. ft.
• Late fall conditioning - 6 to 8 oz./1000 sq. ft.
Mixing:
CBLC is highly concentrated and must be diluted in water. So, you must first determine the approximate
volume of water you expect to apply per 1000 square feet
and mix the solution based on that volume.
Example:
A lawn in good condition requires 2 to 4 oz. CBLC per
1000 sq. ft.
Therefore, if you intend to apply 3 gallons water per
1000 sq. ft., you would mix 2 to 4 oz. CBLC per 3
gallons water.
TYPICAL
APPLICATION INTERVAL
1.
Apply at initial growth stage - Repeat mid summer or as
required.
2. Apply after periods of drought.
3. Apply at end of season to increase resistance to winter
kill.
NOTE:
Application interval may vary depending on
environmental conditions and results required.
GREENS
& TEES
Apply
at a rate of 10 to 12 oz. / 1000 sq. ft.
as required.
For sand-based greens and tees use 12 to 15 oz. / 1000 sq.
ft.
FAIRWAYS & SPORTS FIELDS
Apply at a rate of 1 to 2 Litres./ac. as required
APPLICATION
NOTE
Increasing
application rate and frequency can provide additional
benefits. Avoid pesticide applications within 48 hours of
applying product. Best applied in the early morning, evening
or on a cloudy day.
APPLICATION METHODS
Apply with a conventional
sprayer, hand sprayer, back pack sprayer, garden hose sprayer
or through the irrigation system.
NOTE:
Application rates and intervals may vary with
environmental conditions, type of soil and grass and results
required.
OVER APPLICATION CAN BE A BENEFIT.
SAFETY
CBLC is
produced in accordance with NOSB (National Organic Standards
Board) guidelines. The materials used in the production
process are derived from naturally occurring and sustainable
sources and are consistent with organic principals and the
National List of Allowed Substances. CBLC does NOT contain
synthetic chemicals, animal components, animal byproducts,
manure or manure byproducts. CBLC is environmentally safe
and
is not harmful to animals, plants and humans.
COMPLIANCE
Fully complies with EPA Toxic Substance
Control Act (TSCA) and the rules, orders and regulations
promulgated there under including:
a) Sections 4, 5, 6 & 7; Title 40 Chapter 1, 707.20 thru
707.75;
b) 40 CFR Sections 704.3. 710.2(e) and 720.3(c); and
c) Sections 5 and 13, reference 42FR64583
d) Does not contain marine
pollutants as defined in 49 CFR 171.8.
PACKAGING
1 Litre HDPE Jugs
4 Litre HDPE Jugs
20 Litre HDPE Pails
208 Litre HDPE Drums
STORAGE & HANDLING
Store in a cool location away from direct sunlight - No
special handling required - See MSDS
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PETS WILL MUNCH
ON LAWN GRASS AND WHEN THEY MUNCH ON LAWN GRASS TREATED
WITH CHEMICALS THEIR HEALTH IS AT RISK |
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----- Original Message -----
From: NHS
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2007 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: EcoChem
Judy
... you know how long I have been using your
product. well I ran out this year and did not put
your product on the greens. Now with the draught we
have no rain we lost a lot of green area from heat
stress and I think a lack of nutrients. I am
convinced that this product is very good. please
send 2 x 5 gallon pails to this address.
Northwest Hyd
358 ... Rd
Warren, Ohio 44481
(Original document on file at EcoChem)
----Original Message----
From: Paula
To: Ecochem
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 5:22 PM
Subject: EcoChem Product Order CBLC
Thanks very much for your
quick answer.
Here’s our experience with EcoChem’s CBLC:
In the Fall of 2002 we had fescue turf
installed in our front yard in San Diego, California, and
had a large, secondary yard hydro seeded. Whether it was due
to the quality of the seed, the density, weather or other
factors, the hydro seeded area was not taking root.
Because that area was adjacent to the lush turf it looked
even worse. We have Labrador retrievers who “graze”
on our grass, so we don’t use chemical growth stimulants
or fertilizers on anything. After extensive Internet
searches for animal-safe, environmentally friendly options,
we discovered EcoChem’s CBLC Lawn & Turf Conditioner.
As a test, we applied it as directed to a 100 square foot
patch of unproductive seeded area that adjoined the very
healthy turf. In just a few days the test area grew
beautiful fescue. Within 2-3 weeks, you couldn’t see any
difference between the formerly barren hydro seeded test
area and the adjacent, well established, fescue turf. Since
that time, we have used CBLC seasonally, for our residence
as well as our rental properties, and we swear by it. We get
year ‘round compliments on our green and healthy lawns.
Ben and Paula ........., San Diego, California,
Many thanks for all your help, Judy....
Paula
(Original document on file at EcoChem)
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Original Message -----
From: PG
To:
Ecochem
Sent:
Saturday, April 23, 2005 10:35 AM
Subject:
Lawn care advice,
Hi
I have
used CBLC all last summer, with great results.
I live in the Maritimes temperature Is from 2 low and 18 high.
Question
1:
Is now a good time to start using CBLC or is it better to wait
for more green to show and warmer temperatures ?
Question 2
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When is it a good time to spead lime, is early spring ok ?
Thank you
for your time
PG
(Original document on file at EcoChem)
IT’S TIME TO RETHINK LAWN CARE
WEED
CONTROL
Weeds require high nitrate
levels, poor soil structure and
are indicators of poor soil
health. Controlling weeds is all about soil building and
chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides do nothing
to build or improve soil structure. Hard, tight soils with
low calcium and/or sulfur, low organic matter and low active
biomass (microorganisms) promote weed growth. Loose, healthy
soil aids in controlling weeds.
Healthy soil
is a combination of microorganisms including bacteria, fungi
and protozoa, minerals, rock, water, air, organic matter
(plant and animal residue), and a variety of insects and
worms that carry out a process that continually replenishes
the soil and maintains long term soil fertility.
Soil
building involves a soil balance approach. Start balancing
the soil by using inputs that contain beneficial
microorganisms, macronutrients and trace elements.
Macronutrients include, nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P),
potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) and sulfur (S).
Trace elements include, iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), copper
(Cu) and zinc (Zn). When soil structure improves, soil
health will improve, plant health will improve, weed and
pest infestations will decrease and the requirement for
herbicides and pesticides will be significantly decrease or
eliminated.
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