Barefoot Soil Earthworm Castings
(WSDA Organic
Food Program Registered Material)
Grow Bigger, Healthier, Sweeter Fruits and Vegetables
(See
our literature review to substantiate all claims)

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Our Barefoot Soil
Earthworm Castings add active microbial life to your
soil while slowly releasing valuable trace minerals and
important plant growth enhancers. Being high in
available nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, and many other
minerals, our Barefoot Soil Earthworm Castings is a
perfect Year Round Organic Fertilizer.
Worm castings are a
rich, all-natural source of organic matter with lots of
nutrients and moisture-holding capabilities. Earthworm
castings are known to have an extraordinary effect on
plant life. Castings improve the soil structure and
increase fertility making them the most enriching soil
conditioner available.
Living Soil
Barefoot Soil has
attained the highest attainable rating of EXCELLENT from
an independent testing laboratory. A WSDA Organic Food
Program Registered Material, the soil contains 60% worm
castings 40% worm compost that has been sifted into a
black nutrient-rich humus. The soil is odor free and
will not burn. The high species diversity of
microorganisms serves as a protector against disease as
well as helps to control disease. In addition, the
microorganisms break down soil nutrients making them
readily available to plant root hairs. Castings also
stabilize soil aggregates to enhance water-holding
ability. They are high in nitrogen, phosphorus,
potassium, calcium, magnesium, and trace minerals that
are available immediately and time released for maximum
results.
There are
special plant growth enhancers as well that are only
apparent in worm-worked soil. Studies show plants or
seeds demonstrate the following attributes when grown in
worm castings: greater plant height, leaf area, root
mass, better germination and faster growth. Long-term
benefits include improvement of soil and subsequent
subsurface water quality. Barefoot Soil Earthworm
Castings can be used to make worm tea to spray on soil
and plants which multiplies the beneficial effects of
the microorganisms.
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