The BASE fertilizer

A large part of the organic fertiliser market is built around standard chicken manure pellets. These products mainly deliver organic matter, but often come with a low nutrient density per ton and high application volumes.

BASE 4-5-4 is composed of a wider range of organic materials and therefore offers a very broad nutrient profile.

This product was developed to compete directly with chicken manure pellets.

Key benefits

• Higher nutrient density

• Quality driven: 90% dry matter and 60% organic matter.

• Broad macro- and micronutrient availability

• Gradual nutrient release for sustained plant support

• Suitable as a base fertiliser, both standalone or combined with mineral fertilisers

• Improves soil health, water retention of the soil and root development

  Why organic base fertilisers

  Organic base fertilisers play a different role than mineral fertilisers, generally offering key benefits:

  • Improved nutrient retention
    Organic matter helps bind nutrients in the root zone, reducing leaching losses..

  • Better soil structure
    Contributes to aggregation, water infiltration and workability of the soil.

  • Higher nutrient-use efficiency
    Especially when combined with mineral fertilisers, organic bases improve overall fertilisation efficiency.

  • Support of soil biology
    Organic inputs stimulate microbial activity, which supports nutrient cycling and availability.

  Who is this for

  • professional arable and vegetable growers

  • farms operating with organic or integrated fertilisation strategies

  • distributors seeking a scalable, clearly positioned organic fertiliser

  • markets where price, transport costs and application rate are key decision factors

  • Designed for cost-efficient bulk distribution

  • Suitable as standalone base or in combination with chemical fertilizers

  Application rates

  Application rates depend on crop, soil conditions and fertilisation strategy.
  Due to its higher nutrient density, required rates are typically lower than those of standard organic fertilisers.

  Indicative guidelines:

  • Low-input systems: 300–800 kg per hectare

  • Base fertilisation in arable crops: 800–1500 kg per hectare

  • Intensive or perennial systems: 1000–2000 kg per hectare

  Final rates should be adjusted based on soil analysis and local agronomic advice.

  Packaging & storage

  Available in:

  • 25 kg bags

  • Big bags

  • Bulk (on request)

  Store in a dry, well-ventilated area. Protect from prolonged moisture exposure.

  Technical information

  Detailed product specifications, analysis certificates and technical documentation are available via Soil Synergy or through authorised distribution partners. Contact us for TDS or more information.