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Milorganite is an all-purpose slow-release nitrogen fertilizer that safely feeds your lawn, flowers, vegetables, shrubs, and trees for up to 8–10 weeks after application. It's ideal for homeowners interested in lawn care who want a lush green lawn.
Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 2500 sq ft |
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Package Size (lb.) | 32 |
Compatible Grass Type | All Purpose, Bent Grass, Bermuda, Bluegrass, Centipede, Fescue, Rye, St. Augustine (Floratam), Tall Fescue, Zoysia |
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Delivery Method | Granular |
Dry Fertilizer Type | Dry Lawn Fertilizer |
Features | Water Soluble |
Fertilizer Formula | Other |
Fertilizer Weed Control | No Weed Control |
Lawn Fertilizer Use | All-Purpose |
N-P-K Ratio | 6-4-0 |
Organic | Organic |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Safe For | Safe For Kids, Safe For Pets |
Safe for Edibles | Yes |
Season Use | All-Season, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter |
Time release | Slow release |
Total Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 2500 |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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Answer Yes, Milorganite® 6-4-0 Fertilizer is manufactured from activated sewage sludge, which consists of heat-dried microbes that have digested organic matter in wastewater. It is classified as a toxic biosolid.
This product is made from municipal sewage sludge — meaning everything Americans flush or pour down drains: pharmaceuticals, PFAS “forever chemicals,” industrial runoff, heavy metals, hospital waste — it’s all in there. The documentary “Biosludged” (refer
Stop pretending this crap is “organic.” Milorganite is sewage sludge — toilets, hospital waste, PFAS, pharma residue, industrial runoff — bagged and sold as fertilizer. EPA whistleblowers walked out over this corruption. I’m not spreading processed sewe
It legally contains PFAS “forever chemicals,” pharmaceuticals, heavy metals, and other toxins that don’t break down and contaminate soil and groundwater. It’s legal only because the EPA reclassified it as “fertilizer” to avoid hazardous waste laws. Sneaky
This product is made from municipal sewage sludge — meaning everything Americans flush or pour down drains: pharmaceuticals, PFAS “forever chemicals,” industrial runoff, heavy metals, hospital waste — it’s all in there. The documentary “Biosludged” (refer
Enjoy your ‘green’ lawn — it’s literally seasoned with sewer juice and drug residue.
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