Recommendations for Usage

In order to obtain the quickest and most rewarding results, any use of bat guano as a fertilizer should be done only with a complete understanding of the type of ground, type of plants, climatic conditions, and the type of guano itself.  Thorough agrochemical analyses are recommended, so as to ascertain the most appropriate application procedures. 

• For fruit trees (including citrus), apply bat guano in each hole at the time of planting.
  
  
• For vegetables, apply bat guano during sowing.  For tree nurseries and seed-beds, mix 20% bat guano with 80% fertile soil, prior to sowing or planting.
  
  
• For saplings or existing crops on steep ridges, apply bat guano in a horse-shoe shape around the plant, on the edge of its drip line.  Take further steps to avoid soil erosion to ensure results.
  
  
• In order to obtain the best results, bat guano should always be thoroughly mixed with fertile soil, no matter the soil type or crop species.  The adage holds that “organic fertilizer is best stored in the soil.”
  
  
• In order to determine the most appropriate application method and obtain the best results, it is recommended that thorough analyses be carried out on the soil, crop, and environment where bat guano is to be applied.