BAT GUANO

Wahlberg's epauletted fruit bat, Susan Ellis, Bugwood.org

On August 18, 1856, Congress passed an act to allow citizens take land that guano was discovered on and given exclusive rights to remove the guano for use of the American citizens.

Guano originated from the Inca civilization in Peru and means "the droppings of sea birds". Guano describes both bat and sea bird manure.

Inca would guard and regulate the treasured soil enricher. Access to the guano deposits were restricted to chosen caretakers.

Disrupting the bat caves could result in punishment by death.

Bat guano can be safely used as a fertilizer, both indoors and outdoors, and will benefit all growth of all plants.

Its primary ingredients are roughly 10% nitrogen(plants' healthy green color and their rapid growth), 3% phosphorous(promotes root growth and flowering), and 1% potassium(strong stems). Slow release fertilizers that continues to work for the soil and plant.

Rich in bioremediation microbes, which clean up toxic substances.

When used as a foliar spray will help combat fungus.

Cycle of bat dung(guano) is:
1. bat eats insects
2. bats deposit dung on cave floor
3. ate again by beetles and microbes
4. results are a natural fertilizer

Different ways guano can be used are:
1. improves the richness and texture of soil
2. the bioremediation microbes clean up toxic spills on the soil
3. with a NPK of 10-3-1 it is a suitable fertilizer
4. placed on the lawn will bring about excellent growth and healthy appearance.
5. foliar feeding kills fungus
6. controls harmful nematodes in the soil.
7. excellent compost pile activator.

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