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Morgan Composting designs, manufactures, and distributes powerful soil amendments and blends for Michigan and beyond. It all began in 1996 when Brad Morgan had a manure management problem on his dairy farm. Brad and his father decided to take a gamble on an idea to use manures and waste products that others were trying to dispose of to make something valuable.Brad started making DAIRY DOO - an organic, thermophilic, and weed-free designer compost that is full of the biology soil needs to grow the healthiest plants possible. DAIRY DOO is more than a backyard compost. It’s specially designed to restore health to depleted soils without the use of harmful chemicals. DAIRY DOO has a specic recipe, much like baking a cake, in order to create a consistently high-quality product.Today the cows are gone and instead the original farm is used to produce a whole line of DAIRY DOO products: DAIRY DOO Organic Compost, Custom Blends made specic for your soil, Organic Potting Soils, Organic Granulated Fertilizers, and Sustainable Liquid Amendments.Brad was, and still is, a farmer through and through. He is passionate about soil health and creating sustainable practices that benet everyone. Today his sons have joined the business and are committed to a healthier Michigan for all.The DOO Crew is here to serve you! Pick a product from this catalog or call us for help designing the perfect blend for your needs: 231-734-2451 or dairydoo.com.Page 2What Can Morgan Composting DOO for You?The Morgan Family: (L-R/back-front)JJ, Justin, Reenie (Grandma), Dale (Grandpa), Jacob, Brad, Sue, Lexi, Avery, Jeremie and Missy.Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

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Page 4Morgan Composting4353 US 10, Sears, MI 49679Custom blends, DAIRY DOO, Layer Ash Blend (LAB), Layer Ash Blend with Gypsum, K2, PoultryDoo, Layer Manure, Liquids, & MoreFennvilleFennville, MICustom blends, DAIRY DOO, Layer Ash Blend (LAB), Layer Ash Blend with Gypsum, K2, PoultryDoo, Layer Manure, & MoreMarion WarehouseMarion, MICustom potting soils, DAIRY DOO retail products, Granulated Healthy Garden, Granulated Organic NKDoo 10-0-4Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Call 231-734-2451 to arrange a pick up or delivery from one of our 3 production sites.

Page 5DAIRY DOO (Can certify organic)Organic Designer CompostNPK: 1-1-1Approx NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 20-20-20-66Ca-8SOrganic and high-quality DAIRY DOO compost stands alone for enhancing soil health with its weed-free biology. Just a small amount ramps up the microbes and trace minerals in tired soils to help get nutrients into your plants. Plus, the cost-effectiveness of DAIRY DOO as an amendment makes it an afford-able way to get the job done right.Why DAIRY DOO?-Increase the Right Biology: DAIRY DOO adds live microbes to your soil, helping all nutrients become more available getting you more bang for your buck on any fertilizers you use. -Add Organic Matter: Increasing organic matter in the soil is like adding little sponges that can hold nutrients and water in place instead of allowing them to just seep away.-Improve Soil Structure: DAIRY DOO adds carbon and biology to the soil which binds sand and loosens clayUse with: all crops, greenhouses, gardens, deer food plots, and potted plantsRecommended Rate of Application: can be used individually or in a custom blend. Application varies depending on the soil. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. DO NOT USE FOR DIRECT PLANTING.*Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.Soil microbial tests have found:Report NumberF20290-6519Account Number61518To:MORGAN COMPOSTING4353 US HIGHWAY 10SEARS, MI 49679-8706Date Received:10/16/2020Sample ID: DAIRY DOO Lab Number: 29127COMPOST ANALYSISDate Reported:10/20/2020Page:3 of 8Analysis Dry BasisAnalysis Unit Analysis MethodResult ResultMoisture @ 70 C % 37.10 TMECC 03.09-ASolids % 62.90 TMECC 03.09-ATotal Nitrogen (N) % 0.89 1.42 TMECC 04.02-DPhosphorus (P) % 0.89 1.42 TMECC 04.03-APhosphate (P2O5) % 2.05 3.25 TMECC 04.03-APotassium (K) % 0.67 1.06 TMECC 04.04-APotash (K2O) % 0.80 1.27 TMECC 04.04-ASulfur (S) % 0.41 0.65 TMECC 04.05-SMagnesium (Mg) % 0.41 0.65 TMECC 04.05-MGCalcium (Ca) % 5.12 8.14 TMECC 04.05-CASodium (Na) % 0.13 0.21 TMECC 04.05-NAIron (Fe) % 1.21 1.93 TMECC 04.05-FEAluminum (Al) % 0.28 0.44 TMECC 04.07-ALCopper (Cu) mg/kg 40 64 TMECC 04.05-CUManganese (Mn) mg/kg 348 553 TMECC 04.05-MNTMECC - Test Methods for the Examination of Composting and Compost (TMECC), The U.S. Composting Council.-COMPOSTMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 6Layer Manure (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 4-3-2 11CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 80-60-40-160CaLayer Manure is an economical soil amendment with added benets of calcium, sulfur, biology, and trace minerals. It provide for approximately 60% availability of nitrogen within the rst year. We haul chicken litter from 5 different barns in Southwest Michigan directly from the laying operation to your farm. Manures can be purchased in semi load quantities which is roughly 45 tons. Use with: all row crops, but we suggest using compost for food production due to food safety regulationsRecommended Rate of Application: 1-3 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader. *Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.PoultryDoo (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 1-2-1 5CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 12-24-12-100CaPoultryDoo is derived from Layer Manure, but composted to meet any food safety standards! Laying hens have a xed diet, making the ma-nure, and our resulting compost, more consis-tent. This compost provides organic matter, benecial biology, and carbon to the soil.Use with: crops of any kind, including food producing crops.Recommended Rate of Application: 1-3 yards, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader.*Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.Ag Testing - ConsultingLaboratories, Inc.Account No. :Invoice No. :Date Received :Date Reported :08/19/201908/21/2019 Biological Soil Analysis ReportCLIFTON, JOEL 28975 1295734SEARSMI49679MORGAN COMPOSTING INC4353 US HWY 10FENNVILLEResults For : 52401 Lab No. :Sample ID 1 :Sample ID 2 :PCPOULTRY COMPOSTFunctional GroupTotal FungiArbuscular MycorrhizalSaprophytesProtozoaTotal BacteriaGram (+)ActinomycetesGram (-)RhizobiaUndifferentiated% of Total Biomass20.5529.361.7948.3015.560.195.000.000.7128.65Biomass, PLFA ng/g19731.1914933.76181.564797.390.0028181.55678.4327503.101721.2646363.58Total Living Microbial Biomass, Phospholipid Fatty Acid (PLFA) ng/g 95997.38Functional Group Diversity Index 1.109Total Biomass Diversity Rating< 500< 1.0Very Poor500+ - 10001.0+ - 1.1Poor1000+ - 1500 1.1+ - 1.2 Slightly Below Average1500+ - 2500 1.2+ - 1.3 Average2500+ - 3000 1.3+ - 1.4 Slightly Above Average3000+ - 35001.4+ - 1.5Good3500+ - 40001.5+ - 1.6Very Good> 4000 > 1.6 ExcellentFunctional Group Biomass & DiversityPLFA Soil Microbial Community AnalysisBus: 308-234-2418 4007 Cherry Ave., P.O. Box 788Reviewed By : Fax: 308-234-1940 Kearney, Nebraska 68848-0788web sitewww.wardlab.comPage 1 of 28/22/2019Copy : 1Lance GundersonMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 7One of the biggest concerns when working with manures in vegeta-ble food production is food safety. If not managed properly, manures present the risk of E. coli, coliform, and listeria outbreaks. The im-portance of food safety and best management practices are made clear by the all-too-common E. coli outbreaks in lettuce we see on the news.At Morgan Composting, we are no stranger to manures and the necessary precautions that must be taken. While it seems easiest to say, “no manure allowed in vegeta-ble production” this is generally not an economically feasible option. This is especially true in organ-ic agriculture, where alternative nitrogen sources can be extremely expensive. It also negates the use of a valuable commodity that, if not reused in the agricultural system, can present major environmental and water quality concerns for everyone. It can also present major manage-ment problems for farmers with ex-cess manure forcing them to landll their manure or nd alternative, and often expensive, solutions. Proper best management practices, found to the left, can negate the concerns presented by manures and ensure they are used to their fullest economic and agro-nomic potential.Compost can be allowed for use in food safe systems much closer to harvest than raw manure, on the stipulation that it has gone through one of the FSMA approved com-posting methods. Currently, there are 2 approved methods of com-posting to meet food safety stan-dards. All of Morgan Composting’s DAIRY DOO Compost and Compost Blends are produced using the thermophilic “turned windrow” method. We keep temperature and turning logs and ensure our com-post reaches a minimum of 131°F for 15 days, with a minimum of 5 turnings during that time. We then allow for adequate curing before sale. To ensure that the composting process was effective, we sample every batch for salmonella, E. coli, and L. monocytogenes. Since our compost and compost blends meet the requirements laid out by FSMA, there is currently no preharvest interval dened by FSMA for properly processed compost. That being said, best management practices should seek to avoid contact between compost and vegetables, especially high-risk crops such as lettuce and broccoli.Still unsure if raw manure or com-post ts better into your growing plan? Call us for a consultation at 231-734-2451!Food Safety: When To Use Manures Vs. CompostWhen Using Raw ManureRaw manure presents the greatest risk in food safety. The current requirement laid out by FSMA when using raw manure is a minimum of:• 120 days between application and harvest for crops that contact the soil• 90 days for crops that do not contact the soilBest management practices, especially with 90 day crops, should avoid soil-to-vegetable contact from things like tires, ladders, shoes, and other possible sources of contact. Fall applications can be a great option for higher risk crops, as it allows a long period between application and harvest.Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Why You Can Trust DAIRY DOO Compost Blends:✓ Our record keeping goes above and beyond industry standards✓ We add on our own Quality Control requirements, including MCI Toss Testing✓ We keep advanced turning and temperature logs✓ All our compost reaches a minimum of 131°F for 15 days , often top-ping 140º.✓ There is a minimum of 5 turnings during the above 15 days✓ We allow curing before sales✓ We test every batch

Page 8Layer Ash Blend (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 2-2-2 7CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 43-43-43 150CaThis is a custom mix that is based around Layer Manure. It takes the best of the Layer Manure world and combines it with DAIRY DOO Compost and Sili-K. This blend adds microbiological activity, calcium, silica, potash, and carbon to the soil while also releasing locked up nutrients. This increases water-holding capacity.Layer Ash Blend has been used in recent potato trials conducted by Marisol Quintanilla, Ph.D., at the Department of Entomology at Michigan State University. Her trials revealed Layer Ash Blend is a powerful tool to use against harmful nematodes in the soil. To hear more about her research please visit dairydoo.com/potatoes.Mix consists of: Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Sili-KUse with: all row crops, grains, and pasture crops.Recommended Rate of Application: 1-2 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader. *Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.Layer Ash Blend with Gypsum(Can certify organic)Average NPK: 2-2-2Approx NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 42-35-43-196Ca-74SThis mix has all of the benets of our Layer Ash Blend, but with gypsum to provide additional calcium and sulfur. The organic matter of Layer Ash Blend with Gypsum will bind your sandy soils, break up compacted soils, and improve the nutrient holding capacity while preventing leaching. When the compost causes this blend to heat, the layer manure and gypsum react creating an ammonium sulfate-like product, giving you a quicker release.Mix consists of: Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Gypsum | Sili-KUse with: all row crops, grains, and pasture crops.Recommended Rate of Application: 1-2 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader.*Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.                                                                                                                                      (2.164 as P2O5)(2.239 as K2O)REPORT NO.C19232-80003A&L CANADA LABORATORIES INC.ACCOUNT NO.017272136 Jetstream Rd, London, ON, N5V 3P5 Tel (519) 457-2575 Fax: (519) 457-2664TO:MORGAN COMPOSTING INC4353 US 10SEARS, MI 49679UNITED STATESATTN:DANIELLE MCKINSTRYPAGE:5 /8* Organic Matter is reported on an as is basis.**Available nutrients are reported as total available. Only a portion of these nutrients will be available the year of application.For information on nitrogen availability, see reverse side of page.A&L Canada is a laboratory accredited by Standards Council of Canada / CAEAL and OMAF.COMPOST ANALYSISLAB NUMBER:2328010DATE RECEIVED:2019-08-20SAMPLE ID:LAB GYPDATE REPORTED:DATE PRINTED:2019-08-26PARAMETERANALYSISRESULTPOUNDSPER TONDry Matter84.1 %Nitrogen (Total)2.452 % 49.0NH4-N6427 ppm 12.9Phosphorus (Total)1.2940 %Phosphate (P as P205) ** 2.9762 % 59.5Potassium (Total)1.9948 %Potash (K as K2O) ** 2.3938 % 47.9Organic Matter * 24.1 %pH 7.91Carbon:Nitrogen Ratio (C:N) 5 : 1Sulfur 49984.9 ppmBulk Density (as Recieved) 736 kg/m3Conductivity (@ 25 deg C) 34.00 ms/cmSodium 0.44 % 8.8Aluminum 1457.5 ppmBoron 53.1 ppmCalcium 15.0627 % 301.3Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 9CAN COMPOSTS HELP MANAGE ROOT-LESION NEMATODES IN POTATOES?Emilie Cole and Marisol QuintanillaMichigan State University INTRODUCTIONOBJECTIVESI. Determine which compost/manure providesoptimal control of root lesion nematodesII. Establish which compost/manure has themost efficacy at low ratesIII. Determine if composts/manures areeffective in a field settingDairy Doow/ SpeltMEET THE COMPOSTSComposted Diary Manure DairyDooChicken ManurePoultry CompostLayer Ash Blend ControlComposted Diary Manure w/ Spelt Hulls Pure Chicken Manure Composted Chicken ManureComposted Chicken & Dairy Manure w/ Sili-KPlay SandWor mRed Wriggler Worm CastingsRoot Lesion nematodes (P. penetrans) feed on potato roots (fig. 1) increasing Verticillium wilt infection thus leading to Potato Early Die Complex which can severely impact yields. Traditional control tactics are predominately chemical including fumigants and nematicides. Although some are effective, these products do little to promote soil health. Literature has suggested that utilizing manure-based compost can reduce nematode populations, but results have been mixed. Compost is inherently quite variable leading our project to collaborate with a local compost producer with consistent products to determine their efficacy against root lesion nematodes in potatoes. I.WHICH COMPOST IS MOST EFFECTIVE?III. ARE COMPOSTS EFFECTIVE IN A FIELD SETTING?II.WHICH RATE IS BEST?05101520253035Layer Ash ChickenManureDairy Doow/ SpeltWorm PoultryCompostDairy Doo ControlAverage P. penetrans Recovered per Arena (± SEM)1 DAT 2 DAT 5 DAT 7 DATaababbaaaaabaaaabaaaabMethods-The 7 productslisted above weretested.- 40 cc of eachproduct wereplaced into 20centrifuge tubesand inoculated with200 root lesionnematodes (fig. 1a)- After 1, 2, 5 and 7 days 5 tubes from eachtreatment were placed in a modifiedBaermann pan (fig. 1b) to determine survival(fig. 2)Results-Both the Layer Ash and Chicken Manure Treatments recovered ZERO root lesion nematodes- As time within the compost/manure progressed each treatment recovered fewer nematodes comparedto controlFigure 2. Average number of recovered nematodes per centrifuge tube separated by days after treatment (DAT). Treatments were analyzed by DAT . Treatments marked with different letters are significantly different (⍺=.05; Tukey HSD)MethodsResults- Chicken Manure, Layer Ash Blend andDairy Doo were tested at rates of 100,75, 50, 30, 15 and 5%compost on avol/vol ratio with sand. 100% sandserved as a control- The same methods from the previousexperiment were used except arenaswere left for 7 days.SUMMARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS- Dairy Doo was variable in control suggesting it wouldbe a poor nematicidal agent (Fig. 3a)- Chicken manure had best results above 50% manurewith moderate control below 50% manure (Fig. 3b)-Layer Ash provided optimal control even at 5%compost making it a promising candidate for anematicidal agent (Fig. 3c)We would like to thank Elisabeth Darling, Lauren Rodriguez, Brian Levene, Kristin Poley, and the Potato Outreach Program for all assistance along the way as well as Morgan Composting, the Michigan Potato Industry Commission and Project GREEEN for funding. 01234567Control DairyDooHighDairyDooLowLayerAshHighLayerAshHighChickenManureHighChickenManureLowAverage Root Lesion Nematodes Per 100cc Soil (± SEM) n.s.Methods- Russet Norkotah potatoes were planted atthe Montcalm Research Center in earlyJune.- Dairy Doo, Layer Ash and Poultry Manurewere tested at 1.25 tons per acre and 5tons per acre against a non-treatedcontrol.- Composts were spread one day prior toplanting- Soil was collected mid-August andnematode populations were determined- Yields were determined by harvesting 23’from each plot.050100150200250Control Dairy DooHighDiary DooLowLayer AshHighLayer AshLowChickenManureHighChickenManureLowAverage Total Yield in CTW/AC (± SEM ) n.s.Results- Plots treated with chicken manureat a low rate had fewer nematodesnumerically, but overall fieldnumbers were quite low and nostatistical significances were found.- Layer Ash applied at a high rateand chicken manure applied a lowrate provided the highest yields,but no statistical significances werefound.I. In a lab setting the Layer Ash Blend and chicken manure show promise in havingnematicidal propertiesII. The Layer Ash Blend reduced nematode populations at a rate of 5% compostIII. In the field, no significant differences were found but chicken manure at a low rate had thelowest nematode populations while Layer Ash at a high rate and chicken manure at a lowrate had the highest yields.Overall, compost has promising nematicidal effects but more field work needs to be done to determine efficacy in field situations. QUESTIONS/COMMENTS? Email me at coleemi1@msu.eduFig 4. Average number of root lesion nematodes recovered from 100 cc of soil; n.s. indicates no significance (Tukey HSD; ⍺ = .05) Figure 3. Boxplot representing the number of nematodes recovered from (a) Dairy Doo, (b) Chicken Manure (c) Layer Ash Blend at various rates of 0, 5, 15, 30, 50, 75 and 100% compost. ab c Fig 5. Average potato yield per plot in century weight per acre (CTW/AC); n.s indicates no significance (Tukey HSD; ⍺ = .05) Wilting, stunting, chlorosis and yield loss up to 50%! Figure 1. Root lesion nematodes (not to scale) feed on potato roots Figure 1. (a) Inoculating nematodes; (b) Modified Baermann PanabMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 10K2 Blend (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 2-2-1.5 10Ca 4SApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 40-40-30-200Ca-75SK2 Blend is one of our most popular products! This blend is great for building soil health in grounds that have been under-performing. It increases the diversity of soil bacteria while activating microbes already present on your farm. The large addition of 600 lbs of gypsum per ton also increases calcium and sulfur levels in the soil. This is a great blend for spring or fall applications.Mix consists of: Layer Manure | Gypsum | DAIRY DOOUse with: very benecial for corn and soybeans.Recommended Rate of Application: 1-2 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader. *Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.When Blending Inputs, 1+1=3When Blending Inputs, 1+1=3Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.Great option for fall applications. Check page 13 for more suggestions!

Page 11Morgan Composting is continuing to make investments that will allow us to better serve our customers and maintain the high level of quality we demand from our own products. This includes a new granulator system in our warehouse in Marion, MI and a new hoopbarn for mixing blends in Sears, MI added in 2020.Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 12Gypsum Plus (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 1-1-1 16Ca 8SApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 30-30-20-255Ca-120SSimilar to our K2 Blend but with additional gypsum, Gypsum Plus is an affordable way to get calcium and sulfur into your soil in the very rst year. This mix will help break up compacted soils and increase nitrogen use efciency in your crops. It also includes plenty of active microbiology to benet the soil’s long-term health.Mix consists of: Layer Manure | Gypsum | DAIRY DOOUse with: all row crops and grainsRecommended Rate of Application: 1-2 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader. *Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.Lime Plus (Can certify organic)Average NPK: 2-1-1 11Ca 3SApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 40-20-20-220Ca-60SLime Plus uses the power of lime to adjust pH issues in the soil. Finely ground for easy use, this blend offers active microbiology, organic matter, and a pH of 8.1. The Calcium Carbonate equivalent is 19.8%.Mix consists of: Layer Manure | Lime | DAIRY DOOUse with: all row crops and grains.Recommended Rate of Application: 1-2 tons per acre, depending on soil health. For best results, consult a soil test analysis. Spread this product with a wet lime spreader.*Always conrm with your certifying agency prior to use.Report NumberF20258-6506Account Number61518To:MORGAN COMPOSTING4353 US HIGHWAY 10SEARS, MI 49679-8706Lab Number:27975Date Sampled:9/11/2020Sample ID:GYPSUM PLUSDate Received:9/14/2020Manure Type:POULTRY, SOLID W/O LITTER (10)MANURE ANALYSISDate Reported:9/15/2020Page:3 of 4Pounds Per First Year Availability @Analysis ResultAnalysis Unit(As Received)Ton Pounds Per TonMoisture % 19.68 394Solids % 80.32 1606Ash @ 550 C % 55.93 1118.7Organic Matter (LOI @ 550 C) % 24.39 487.7Organic Carbon (LOI @ 550 C) % 14.14 282.9Carbon:Nitrogen Ratio (C:N) - 5.9:1 *Nitrogen, Total (TKN) % 2.391 47.8 33.3 *Phosphorus (P) % 0.780 35.7(as P2O5) 35.7 (as P2O5) *Potassium (K) % 1.239 29.7(as K2O) 29.7 (as K2O)#Sulfur (S) % 7.72 154.4 84.9#Magnesium (Mg) % 0.44 8.9 4.8#Calcium (Ca) % 15.88 317.6 174.7A&L@Estimate of first-year availability does not account for incorporation losses. Consult MWPS-18, "Livestock Waste Facilities Handbook" for additional information.#* Source: MWPS-18, Livestock Waste Facilities Handbook, 1993 Source: A3411, "Manure Nutrient Credit Worksheet", University of Wisconsin(1.78 as P2O5)(1.50 as K2O)Report NumberF16193-6003Account Number61518To: MORGAN COMPOSTING4353 US HWY 10SEARS, MI 49679Attn: JOEL CLIFTONLab Number: 86200 Date Sampled: 7/6/2016Sample ID: LIME PLUS Date Received: 7/11/2016Manure Type: POULTRY, SOLID W/O LITTER (10)MANURE ANALYSIS Date Reported: 7/15/2016 Page: 1 of 8Pounds Per First Year Availability@Analysis ResultAnalysis Unit(As Received)Ton Pounds Per TonMoisture % 44.91 898Solids % 55.09 1102Ash @ 550 C % 38.41 768.3Organic Matter (LOI @ 550 C) % 16.68 333.5Organic Carbon (LOI @ 550 C) % 9.67 193.5Carbon:Nitrogen Ratio (C:N) - 4.4:1Nitrogen, Total (TKN) % 2.210 44.2 32.8 *Nitrogen, Ammonium (NH4-N) % 0.784 15.7 15.7 *Nitrogen, Organic (N) % 1.426 28.5 17.1 *Phosphorus (P) % 0.556 25.5(as P2O5) 25.5 (as P2O5) Potassium (K) % 0.793 19.0(as K2O) 19.0 (as K2O)#Sulfur (S) % 2.68 53.7 29.5A&L@Estimate of first-year availability does not account for incorporation losses. Consult MWPS-18, "Livestock Waste Facilities Handbook" for additional information.#* Source: MWPS-18, Livestock Waste Facilities Handbook, 1993 Source: A3411, "Manure Nutrient Credit Worksheet", University of WisconsinReport Approved By: Approval Date:David Henry - Agronomist / Technical Services - CCA7/15/2016(1.273 as P2O5)0.9595 as K2O)Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 13When signs of fall are in the air farmers start thinking forward to fall applications and decid-ing which, if any, products they’ll use on their elds to strengthen soil health for next year.Why a Fall Feeding MattersIf you’ve never fed your soil in the fall, you might wonder why anyone bothers. Why spread manure or compost in the fall? Because when you do, you open up the potential of utilizing your own crop residue as next year’s plant food. What was once a problem- capable of attracting insects and disease- is now part of the solution.With a complete soil health man-agement system that is utilized year after year, which includes a fall application, it is possible to drastically change the makeup of your soil which changes the entire game of growing.What Products to UseWe have multiple compost sites throughout the state of Mich-igan. One, our Fennville Site, is operated in cooperation with Schipper Poultry and where we make several of our DAIRY DOO Compost Blends that are based on poultry manure. Our K2 Blend and PoultryDoo (formerly known as Poultry Compost), are both great options to try in your eld this fall. “K2 is really quite simple. It’s layer manure with gypsum with [DAIRY DOO] compost,” says Brad Morgan, President and CEO of Morgan Composting. “The compost is in there for a biological stim-ulant. The gypsum is in there mainly to protect and actually add the sulfur and the calcium to the blend and it really makes for a very, very nice product.”“It’s a very, very mellow product,” he continues. “There is still tem-perature to it but it’s very, very smooth- most of the gypsum has actually been incorporat-ed, the nitrogen from the ma-nures and the carbon from the compost- all have interacted. It spreads very easily, very nice to work with.”Brad is also a fan of using our PoultryDoo in the fall. “Anytime that we are talking in the fall applications, we’re talking about the potential of breaking down crop residues. And compost, and especially poultry compost, is designed to break down residue. So as we’re heating it up, as we’re going, we’re growing basically bacte-rias and fungi that are residue breakers- they break down resi-due.”How to Get Help With Your Soil HealthIf you’ve spread fall applications every year or if you’ve never tried, the Soil Health Experts at Morgan Composting can help. Reach out with your most recent soil test and discover which DAIRY DOO Compost Blend best ts your eld’s needs. Then you can decide if a fall application is best for you. “Anytime I can take your crop residue,” says Brad, “get it ready for the next year, it’s like adding 80-100 pounds of potash. It’s like adding and bringing back the phosphorus that it actually needs. So all that crop residue that was left back that had the potential for insects, disease, all of these problems, has now be-come part of the system that’s going to be back into plant food which is actually going to be usable material.”Call the Soil Health Experts at Morgan Composting today at 231-734-2451!Fall Applications: What to Use and WhyBrad MorganMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 14What happens when you routinely farm a eld without putting anything back into the soil? Eventually it catches up to you- reducing the quality and quantity of your yields and hurting your pocketbook.“Alfalfa hay is very demanding on soil and it basically takes an awful lot of nutrient to grow the type of volumes of hay that we need to produce in Michigan,” says Brad Morgan. “So nding some application of fertility in between cuttings is almost a necessity to keep up on the production and yields that we need.” A trend in farming is to wait un-til the soil has been drastically depleted and then try to x the problem with heavy amounts of product. We would dis-courage this approach because it costs you more money all at once and its harder on the soil.“If you’re not con-stantly feeding some potash, maintaining the pH, what’ll happen is there will be an en-croachment of grass-es coming into your alfalfa at a much faster rate than you really want,” Brad continues. “People have a tendency to want to put one, two, even three ton of lime [on the eld] to bring the pH back up to where it [needs to be]. We’re trying to encourage people NOT to allow it to go to that point. Let’s not deplete the soil, let’s constantly manage the soil so we are maximizing production constantly.”Our recommendation is to be constantly watching your soils, amending it with smaller amounts of product, and de-veloping a consistency that will help your plants thrive while being easier on your wallet. To meet this need, we have devel-oped both organic and con-ventional blends specic for hay production- whether that is alfalfa or a grass/pasture.“We know adding fertility in between cuttings is an added cost, but the truth be known, with the extra cost of equip-ment, labor, land rent, all of the above, yields are so critical to be able to run that equipment over. So the fact is, if you’re not doing something in between cuttings, you really need to assess where your econom-ics are within your program because you’re going to have to constantly be feeding that plant. You can’t take four, ve, six, seven, up to twelve ton per acre of biomass off from a eld consistently without replen-ishing...at some point in time remember, you’re stealing and you’re taking away from your-self if it’s not a steady, constant reinvestment into it. I’ve farmed all my life and if we’re not con-stantly looking at the econom-ics of what we’re doing, it won’t be there for us in the future.”Check out the different Hay & Pasture blends from Morgan Composting now or give us a call at 231-734-2451 to talk to a Soil Health Expert.DAIRY DOO’s DAIRY DOO’s Hay & Hay & Pasture Pasture ProgramProgramMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 15Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Alfalfa Blend Conventional with LimeAverage NPK: 1-1-3 15CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton:20-20-60 309CaMix consists of: Lime | Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Sili-K | Muriate of PotashAlfalfa Blend Organic with LimeAverage NPK: 1-1-3 11CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 20-20-60-308CaMix consists of: Hi-Cal Lime | Sili-K | Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Sulfate of PotashAlfalfa Blend Conventional without LimeAverage NPK: 1-1-4 7.25CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 30-30-80-145CaMix consists of: Sili-K | Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Muriate of PotashAlfalfa Blend Organic without LimeAverage NPK: 1-1-4 7.25CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 30-30-80-145CaMix consists of: Sili-K | Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Sulfate of PotashGrass & Pasture Organic with Lime Average NPK: 1-1-1.5 15CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 19-20-30 313CaMix consists of: Lime | Layer Manure | DAIRY DOO | Sili-KGrass & Pasture Organic without Lime Average NPK: 2-2-2 8CaApprox NPK in Pounds Per Ton: 50-40-40 145CaMix consists of: Layer Manure | Sili-K | DAIRY DOOMorgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 16Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Each pass across a eld costs farmers money- money to run the tractor, the cost of labor, and time taken from other projects. Each pass also causes the soil to compact even more.As he does, when Brad Morgan looked at the problem, he saw a solution. Instead of one pass across the eld to add biology and another to up the missing nutrients and then a third to add another missing ingredient, he said let’s do it all in ONE pass. He developed Custom Blends from DAIRY DOO, a way for farmers to get everything they need and want in one easy application.How to Order a Custom BlendIt starts with a soil test to determine exactly what a eld needs. You can use a soil test you already have, order your own, or we can help you with one. Then our Soil Health Experts build up a proposal for a blend that revives your tired soils. You take a look and to make sure it matches your goals and budget and then the DOO Crew gets to work. Each blend is mixed and ipped multiple times and checked for quality. Then the blend ships to you or is ready for pick up.More of DIYer? Build Your Own Blend!Maybe you’d rather take the lead on building a blend up to your specications? No problem! Jump on our Custom Blend Builder at blends.dairydoo.com to try out ingredients that are right for you. We have certied organic and conventional ingredients for whatever needs your soil has. Our Soil Health Experts will review your blend and send you back a quote. If all looks good to you we will jump right into creating your own special mix. Get a Custom Blend from DAIRY DOOMorgan Composting's compost blends are soil amendments, not fertilizer. Therefore, all given analysis should be considered approximate, not guaranteed.

Page 17Using compost for increased tuber yields is not a new concept, but in the last decade or so, a renewed interest in learning exactly how it works means that scientists are actively researching the eects of compost on soil health, harmful nematodes, returning biology to the soil and releasing locked-up nutrients to grow the most marketable potatoes possible.Dr. George Bird, nematologist and professor emeritus at Michigan State University (MSU), still completes research on the impact of compost on soil health. A decade ago, Dr. Bird coordinated a soil health survey of 96 potato elds in Michigan. e Cornell University Soil Health Lab tested samples from each eld for chemical, physical and biological factors. After analyzing research, Dr. Bird concluded these sites had outstanding scores for soil chemistries, with little or no room for improvement.With regards to the physical and biological factors, however, these sites did not score well. Dr. Bird found growers knew how to utilize some compost and commercial fertilizers to net high yields, but had a lack of soil biology across the board as well as issues with compaction and other physical problems.Since, Dr. Bird has made it his mission to educate growers on how they can improve on the areas where their elds showed problems, such as by utilizing higher quality compost and expanding their use of compost. While researchers are still guring out exactly how much compost growers should use and the soil health benets, Dr. Bird is sure that growers know that by using compost, they are growing a better product. “If any farmer that you work with starts changing what they do, and after doing it several times if they continue doing it, that is the bottom line, the answer is it is working,” Dr. Bird said.Dr. Bird also believes the growers are using compost as something called a “pulsing agent” which can awaken biology in the soil — sort of like water hitting a dormant bacterium. e nitrogen that lives in soil is primarily tied up in living and dead organic matter, inaccessible to tubers. e microorganisms in compost also will consume that organic matter and excrete the nitrogen in a form that plant roots can absorb, meaning compost can help unlock inaccessible nutrients for potato plant development and tuber yield.Harmful nematodes are another area where compost has been shown in research studies to be a boon to potatoes. Dr. Marisol Quintanilla, research nematologist and assistant professor at MSU, recently proved that 100% compost will kill all harmful nematodes. e next step that Dr. Quintanilla is working on is guring out what is the optimal amount of compost to use, considering costs and benets, since 100% compost would also reduce tuber yield.Dr. Quintanilla tested the rates of composted manure that most growers use — about 1.5 to 2 tons per acre — and concluded this rate would provide signicant control of harmful nematodes, reducing the population. Future testing will check other rates to ensure that the results of the study will provide the best rates for growers to use. In eld tests, the same plots also showed a “signicant dierence in vascular discoloration that happens when verticillium goes into the plant,” Dr. Quintanilla said.Dr. Bird and Dr. Quintanilla complete tests with a variety of compost blends from Morgan Composting, to see which type of compost is best for potatoes and to help Morgan Composting craft better customized compost for potatoes and other crops. “I am a real believer in compost technology, because compost technology helps soil chemistry, makes soil physics better, and it also enhances the biology that is necessary to make the soil work,” Dr. Bird said. “e beauty of the Morgan Composting company is that if you know what compost you need, what the properties are, Morgan Composting will make you a designer compost to ll that bill,” he continued.Ultimately, the goals of this research and of Morgan Composting’s eorts to customize compost for each grower’s needs are to promote sustainability and cumulative eects.Brad Morgan started Morgan Composting after seeing the waste that his former dairy farm produced. In the 1990s, Morgan began to sell composted manure, known as DAIRY DOO, to growers to solve soil health issues that the industry was facing.Morgan Composting believes that using the right compost blend combination for each eld oers cumulative eects for growers, helping reduce the chemical impact agriculture has on our environment, managing waste problems, reducing compaction and helping to overall increase sustainability.“I think the longer-term success is from sustainability, actually reducing the use of other chemicals and pesticides. Where Morgan Composting ts in is the predictability aspect. We do a lot more testing and have invested into more research and product development than any other company that I am aware of. I believe I can have an inuence on changing the biological performance of soil,” Morgan said.To learn more about the customized compost blends created specifically for potatoes by Morgan Composting, visit dairydoo.com.Compost blends: a key to optimizing soil healthFrom Spudman's August 2021 publication.

Page 18Azomite - Soil amendment that contains over 70 different trace minerals, helping you grow nutrient rich crops. Use this product to provide sea-son-long feeding to your plants. Available in Granulated, Micronized and Slow-Release. We have 10lb bags, 44lb bags and bulk super sacks. Call for size availability.Perlite - Perlite is a volcanic mineral used for drainage and root strength. It has a netural pH, is odorless, and non-toxic. It is available in medium, coarse, and super coarse in 4 cubic foot bags and 60 cubic foot bales.Vermiculite - Vermiculite provides aeration and retention of minerals and moisture. It is pH neutral and non-toxic. Vermiculite aids in seed germination and enables plants to absorb potassium, calcium, and magnesium more efciently. Available in 4 cubic foot bags.Sphagnum Peat - When mixed with compost, sphagnum peat helps control compaction in soil. It helps with aeration, allowing nutrients, water and air to reach the plant’s roots. Adding peat to your garden or containers will allow for longer water retention as well. Available in 3.8 cubic foot bales and 55 cubic foot bales. Carbonatite - Spanish River Carbonatite is a type of rock that, when turned into powder, can be used as a slow-releasing lime. It can also serve as a source of additional potassium and magnesium in the soil and contains 70 different trace elements. Available in 40lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Humates (Coarse Chips and Source 11) - Humates are the purest form of natural organic carbon. Humates contain humic, fulvic, and ulmic acid and will boost crop production, strengthen root development, and improve soil quality. Available in 40lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Kelp Meal - Kelp meal is made from dried ocean seaweed. It is full of benecial micro- and macro-nutri-ents. Kelp meal improves plants’ resistance to disease, boosts leaf production, and enhances crop size. Available in 40lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Super GreenSand - Super Green Sand is a great source of potassium and helps to retain water and nutrients. It improves plant health and can also loosen solid soils. Available in 11lb and 44lb bags.Elemental Sulfur - Elemen-tal sulfur lowers the pH of soil and improves soil microbial health. With pH in balance, nutrients are available. Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks. Available in 50 lb bags and 2,000 lb super sacks.Sulfate of Potash 0-0-50 - Sulfate of potash is the highest source of organic potassium. It also offers sulfur that is needed for soil pH adjustment. Avail-able in 50 lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Paramagnetic Rock - Paramagnetic rock is volcanic rock dust (basalt) that increases water retention and microbial stimulation. It also aids in nutrient uptake and seed germination. Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Tennessee Brown Rock Phosphate (Hard Rock Phosphate) - This is the cleanest and most affordable slow-release phosphorus. It increases photo-synthesis, forage quality, and the plant’s immune system. It also stimulates microbes. Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Colloidal Phosphate (Soft Rock Phosphate) - Colloidal Phosphate is slow-releasing phosphorus, best used around plants that hold blooms for a long period of time. Available in 50 lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.K*Ash (Sunower Ash) - A source of Potassium from renewable source (not mined) with 4% phosphorus plus trace elements. Enriches the soil and tempers acidity. Improves soil structure and microbial ora. Benecial for owers and perennials when mixed with compost and other organic materials. Available in 40 lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Crab Shell Flour - an excellent dry organic source of NPK, Calcium (23%) and Magnesium (1.33%). Crab Shell Flour will also help to create soil conditions that are naturally growth-suppressing for grubs, fungal organisms and other insects. Available in 44 lb bags or 2,000lb super sacks.Wollastonite - Wollastonite can neutralize soil acidity, help suppress diseases, and supply calcium and silicon. Available in 40lb bags or 2,000lb super sacks.Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!SOIL CONDITIONERSMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 19Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Diatomaceous Earth - This is a natural product that comes from fossilized sea mircoorganisms. It is a natural insecticide that gets rid of aphids, ants, mites, and more. Available in 50lb bags.K Mag (Intrepid Trio) - This gran-ular fertilizer improves crop quality and yield with potassium, magnesium, and sulfur. It is water soluble with a neutral pH. Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Feather Meal - Feather Meal is a slow-re-lease nitrogen source. It increases green leaf growth, stimulates soil biology, and improves soil structure. Available in 30lb bags and 1,000lb super sacks.Pumice - Pumice is natural volcanic rock. It has a neutral pH and does not break down or compact. Adding pumice to the soil improves soil drainage and aeration. Available in 5lb bags, 30lb bags and 1,500lb super sacks.Mycorrhizal Fungi - These fungi is helpful for seed germina-tion, boosts a plant’s immune system, and helps keep parasitic nematodes away. It also helps plants survive in non-typical environments. Available by the pound.Potassium Nitrate (Yara) - This is a water soluble source of potassium and nitrate that is chloride free. It can be used in a dripline. Excellent for toma-toes! Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Sili-K - Sili-K is a source of calcium, potassium, many micronutrients, and soluble silicon. It increases the pH of the soil and has been shown to suppress harmful nematodes. Available in 40lb bags or 2,000lb super sacks.Muriate of Potash 0-0-60 - Muriate of Potash is non-organic potassium chlo-ride. Potassium is important for root develop-ment, fruit formation, and stress tolerance. Can certify organic upon request. Available in 50lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Plant Tuff - Plant Tuff is a soil buffering/liming agent containing soluble silicon as well as manga-nese. Available in 40lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.Chilean Nitrate 15-0-2 - Chilean Nitrate is a soluble form of organic nitrate nitrogen. It is great for mid-season applications where nitrogen is immediately necessary. Only recommended in small doses. Available in 50lb bags and 2,645lb super sacks.Meat & Bone Meal - Meat & Bone Meal is an organic source of nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium. It can help with soil structure. Available in 30lb bags and 2,000lb super sacks.NutraSoft Gypsum - This pelletized gypsum (calcium sulfate) provides calcium and sulfur to your plants. It has a neutral pH and is benecial in loosening clay soils. Available in 40lb bags.Allganic Soluble Sulfate of Potash - This OMRI listed, solution grade form of potassi-um and sulfur is low in chloride. It is excellent for green-houses and driplines. Available in 50 lb bags .NutraLime (Dolomite) - This pelletized lime contains calcium and magnesium. It provides quick pH adjustments - essential to growing in the soil. High calcium or high magnesium lime is also available. Can certify organic upon request. Available in 40lb bags.Rice Hulls - Rice hulls are excellent for improving soil structure and drainage and are a good source of silica. This renewable resource is a great replacement for vermic-ulite. Available in 7cf bags and 90cf bales.Coconut Coir - This is ber from the husk of coconuts, with a neutral pH and high nutrient holding capacity. It is a renewable alternative to peat moss that helps loosen soils to increase oxygen to the root systems. Available in 10.6lb bricks.Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!Organic!SOIL CONDITIONERS

Page 20Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Organic NKDoo 10-0-4(Can certify organic)Organic NKDoo is an organic, granulated fertilizer that is rich in nitrogen and potassium while omitting phos-phorus completely. This fertilizer will help improve yields, stabilize nitrogen, strengthen stalks, and develop a stronger root system. Organic NKDoo is made with humates, zeolite, and DAIRY DOO, making it a great source of the right biology to bring tired soils back to life. Use Organic NKDoo with any general agricultural application such as row crops, vegetable production, fruit trees, and even turf! Available in: 40lb bags, 1 ton super sack, and bulk.HEALTHY GARDEN 7-6-5(Can certify organic)HEALTHY GARDEN is designed to be an all around fertilizer that balances your NPK, calcium, and sulfur. It is formulated with DAIRY DOO and poultry compost to be organic, sustainable and ready to use. HEALTHY GARDEN is a perfect fertilizer for use in your hoop house, greenhouse, eld vegetable production, or as a great starter fertilizer for grains or soybeans. Available in: 4lb bags, 25lb bags, 1 ton super sack, and bulk.Granular Fertilizer ProductsOrganic NKDoo is an organic, granulated fertilizer that is rich in nitrogen and potassium while omitting phosphorus completely. This fertilizer will help improve yields, provide stable nitrogen, strengthen stalks, and develop a stronger root system. Organic NKDoo is made with humates, zeolite, and DAIRY DOO, making it a great source of the right biology to bring tired soils back to life.Use Organic NKDoo with any general agricultural application such as row crops, vegetable production, fruit trees, and even turf! It works great in conjunction with DAIRY DOO’s line of liquid amendments and AgroThrive. Usage information:50 lbs N/A 20 lbs K/A 100 lbs N/A 40 lbs K/A 150 lbs N/A 60 lbs K/A 200 lbs N/A 80 lbs K/A500 lbs 1,000 lbs 1,500 lbs 2,000 lbsTry DAIRY DOO's Liquid Line for Agriculture Try DAIRY DOO's Liquid Line for Agriculture For midseason nutrient correction and stress resistance.Use in soil drench, drip lines, pivots, airplanes, or other irrigation systems.KelpFul Organic!Increases stress tolerance and drought resistance! Made with sea kelp extract and fulvic acid for quick and easy absorption. HumicBlaster A natural source of carbon that helps increase soil’s organic matter! HumicBlaster helps soils hold on to nutrients and water. The organic ac-ids and sugars also stimulate and support a strong microbial population.FulvicBlaster Organic!Increase plant growth! FulvicBlaster helps stimulate plant metabolism and increases enzyme activity leading to accelerated plant growth.Morgan’s 1-5-13High levels of potassium for improved avor and quality fruit! Increase plant metabolism, nutrient efciency and uptake, and improve pollination, with Morgan’s 1-5-13.Morgan’s 11-0-5 4%SImprove the color of your crops and their ability to utilize fertilizers! This liquid improves plant vigor, reduces the effects of stress, improves color, and helps plants to better utilize fertilizers.4353 US 10 Sears, MI 49679www. .comMorganCompos tinginc.DAIRYDOO®Store fertilizer in a dry covered location that is secure from mice and other animals. This product must be used as directed. All sales are subject to Morgan Composting Inc.’s standard Terms and Conditions which may be found at dairydoo.com. Morgan Composting Inc. does not warrant that the product is t for any par-ticular purpose and is sold “as is” and “with all faults.” Handling, storage and use of the product by Buyer are beyond the control of Morgan Composting Inc. Risks such as crop injury or other unintended consequences resulting from, but not limited to, weather or soil conditions, presence of other materials, disease, pests, drift to other crops or property, or failure to follow label directions are assumed by Buyer. MORGAN COMPOSTING, INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND ALL WARRAN-TIES ARISING FROM ANY COURSE OF DEALING OR PERFORMANCE OR USAGE OF TRADE. IN NO CASE WILL MORGAN COMPOSTING, INC. BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE HANDLING, STORAGE OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT. Any remedy will be limited to the purchase price of the product.Organic NKDoo10-0-4Guaranteed Analysis:Total Nitrogen (N) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10%0.10% Ammoniacal Nitrogen8.25% Water Insoluble Nitrogen*1.65% Other Water Soluble NitrogenSoluble Potash (K2O) ...................................................................................................................................................................................................4.0%Calcium (Ca) ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1.0%Sulfur (S) ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2.0%Combined Sulfur (S) ......................................................................................................................................................................................................2.0%Derived from: hydrolyzed feather meal, blood meal, leaf mulch compost, composted cow manure and carbon sources**, sunower ash, sulfate of potash, zeolite, and leonardite ore.*This product contains 8.25% slow release nitrogen from feather meal, composted cow manure and carbon sources**.**Composted cow manure and carbon sources are ingredients of DAIRY DOO®.Net weight: 40 lbsUPCThis product is only for sale through authorized DAIRY DOO Dealers. No resales permitted.Which DOO is right for you?Does your garden need a little pick-me-up? HEALTHY GARDEN is full of organic, all-natural, and plant available nutrients your owers, fruits, or vegetables will love. This granulated fertilizer is also a great source of calcium - perfect for even those heavy feeding plants!This all-natural and organic fertilizer is completely safe to use with edible plants. Spread by hand, broadcast applicator, or by using a spreader every 25-35 days throughout the spring and sum-mer. Water well after applying. • For ower beds: Apply 1 lb per 100 sq ft or sprinkle 1-2 teaspoons around each plant. • For a new vegetable garden: Apply 10-15 lbs per 500 sq ft before planting and till in 4 inches. • For an established vegetable garden: Apply 2-3 lbs per 500 sq ft or sprinkle 1 tablespoon per foot of plant height around each plant. • For plants in containers: Sprinkle 1 tablespoon per foot of plant height around each plant. • For closing up in the fall: Apply 1 lb of HEALTHY GARDEN per 100 sq ft along with 1/8 inch of DAIRY DOO and work into soil.how to use HEALTHY GARDENDAIRY DOO® – Our original organic, high-quality compost. Make your garden and soils healthy with this high-carbon compost. Full of benecial organisms that help keep your plants healthy and strong, DAIRY DOO® helps provide a garden the way Mother Nature intended. DO NOT use for direct plantings.4353 US 10 Sears, MI 49679www. .comMorganCompostinginc.DAIRYDOO®Store fertilizer in a dry covered location that is secure from mice and other animals.Disclaimer and limitation of liability: This product must be used as directed. All sales are subject to Morgan Composting Inc.’s standard Terms and Condition of Sale which may be found at www.dairydoo.com. Morgan Composting Inc. does not warrant that the product is t for any particular purpose and is sold “as is” and “with all faults.” Handling, storage and use of the product by Buyer are beyond the control of Morgan Composting Inc. Risks such as crop injury or other unintended consequences resulting from, but not limited to, weather or soil conditions, presence of other materials, disease, pests, drift to other crops or property, or failure to follow label directions are assumed by Buyer. MORGAN COMPOSTING, INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND ALL WARRANTIES ARISING FROM ANY COURSE OF DEALING OR PERFORMANCE OR USAGE OF TRADE. IN NO CASE WILL MORGAN COMPOSTING, INC. BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE HANDLING, STORAGE OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT. Any remedy will be limited to the purchase price of the product.HEALTHY GARDEN7-6-5Guaranteed Analysis Total Nitrogen (N) .....................................................................................................................7.0% 0.10% Ammoniacal Nitrogen 6.08% Water Insoluble Nitrogen* 0.82% Other Water Soluble Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5)..........................................................................................6.0% Soluble Potash (K2O)..............................................................................................................5.0% Calcium (Ca) .................................................................................................................................5.0% Combined Sulfur (S) ..............................................................................................................2.0%Derived from: hydrolyzed feather meal, meat and bone meal, composted cow manure**, blood meal, sulfate of potash, zeolite, sunower ash, poultry compost, and leonardite ore.*This product contains 6.08% slow release nitrogen from feather meal, meat meal, and composted cow manure. **DAIRY DOO® is made of composted cow manure and carbon sources.Net weight: 25 lbsUPCSeed Starter 101 – This lightweight, organic pot-ting soil is specically designed for starting seedlings and transplanting clones. Seed Starter 101 is also a great blocking mix. Use it with tender young plants that need special care to grow up healthy.VeggieDoo 301 – VeggieDoo 301 is a complete organic potting soil made with 15 ingredients including DAIRY DOO and worm castings. It is loaded with minerals to provide just what your plants need! Nutrient-dense plants pro-duce healthier fruits and veggies with better avor- per-fect for garden-to-table meals.FlowerDoo 201 – This organic potting soil contains 18 carefully selected ingredients to create beautiful and healthy plants. FlowerDoo 201 contains DAIRY DOO and worm castings to create microbial activity that stimulates healthy root growth. It is perfect for transplanting owers and house plants.

Page 21Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Alfalfa Treated with DAIRY DOO Liquids vs. No TreatmentWe DOO Happy Customers ... "Yesterday we took delivery of 70 yards of ’black gold’ from Morgan Composting. Their DAIRY DOO premium compost has been powering our farm since Day 1. This year we wisened up and scheduled delivery for the end of the season instead of spring. The thing is, we don’t live on a Class A road, so spring Frost Laws can really restrict when we can receive large trucks of important materials. Now we can rest easy knowing that our DAIRY DOO is on the premises and spring planting can commence as soon as we need to! Obviously we’ve got a long ways to go before spring... A pile of perfect compost is like having money in the bank. The best Christmas gift for the plants and the soil! And peace of mind for the Farmers!"– Bear Creek Organic Farm DAIRY DOODAIRY DOO products at work at Coveyou Scenic Farm

Page 22Your plants are only as healthy as the soil they grow in. Lacking fertility and poor soil health directly results in unhealthy plants and low yields. Soil health should be very important to everyone- from small backyard gardeners to the multi-thousand-acre farmers. To obtain healthy, high yielding plants with the best avor or highest forage quality, you need to make sure your plants have the fertility and nutrition they require.Pay Attention to Your PlantsPlants are directly impacted by the health of your soil, making them good indicators of what is going on beneath the surface. Here are a couple of telltale signs that your soil has an issue you need to deal with.Get a Soil TestWhile plants can be a good indicator of fertility and soil health problems, it is best to be proactive and take a soil test before planting. Soil tests can be taken in the spring or fall. These test results will take out all the guess work and help you discern exactly what is missing from your soil. The recommendations will also tell you what is required for the specic plants you are growing. Not only is soil health important, but the optimal conditions for one plant can kill other plants (for example, the optimal pH for alfalfa will kill blueberries). By getting a soil test with plant specic recommendations, you are better able to pick the right product to get your soil health where it needs to be. When working with a DAIRY DOO Custom Compost Blend you can dial in on exactly what your soil needs and compile it into one blend. There are immense benets to this, including ease of spreading, saved trips across the eld, and even distribution of fertility.Fill in the Missing Pieces – But Only If You Need ToOnce you know what your soil needs, it is time to add it back in. Adding fertilizer without caution can cause a whole host of new problems, including deciencies of other nutrients, yield reduction, and plant burn from excess nutrients. Putting too much nitrogen, calcium, or phosphorus into your soil can cause other issues like plant burn, high pH which limits the uptake of other nutrients, or even environmental issues like Algae Blooms in surrounding lakes and streams. The best way to be sure you are putting just the right amount on your soil is, again, with a soil test and then building the perfect DAIRY DOO Custom Compost Blend.You can submit your soil test to Morgan Composting at any time of the year to get your recommenda-tions for a DAIRY DOO blend. Talk to our Soil Health Experts today at 231-734-2451!What are Your Plants Telling You About Your Soil?Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Pay Attention to Your PlantsStunted growth and yellowing leavespossible nitrogen deficiencyReddish/ purple on the tips of the leaves that spreads backwardspossible phosphorous deficiencyTips and edges of leaves turning yellow/ brown, starting at the bottom of the plant and moving upwardspossible potassium deficiencyBlossom End Rot in tomatoes, Bitter Pit in apples, and/or low-quality yields that aren’t marketablepossible calcium deficiencyDiscolored upper leaves and new growthpossible micronutrient deficiency, such as manganese or zincSymptoms of deficiencies when nutrients are known to be presentpossible lack of nutrient availability, often resulting from a low-quality biological community in the soil to feed present nutrients to the plantsIf you notice any of these issues with your crops it is time to address your soil health!

Page 23Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will, in the end, contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness. – Thomas Jefferson

Page 24Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Humic AcidBuilds microbial lifeRepairs soil structureLarger molecule size, works better in the soilFulvic AcidIncreases nutrient uptakeIncreases fertilizer efciency Smaller molecule size, works better used as a foliarKelpLike a vitamin C for your plants- improves resistance to stress and provides greater immunity to diseasesWhen you are into the middle of the growing season using soils with deciencies or your plants are in stress, what can you do?A liquid DAIRY DOO product can help. By combining one of our liquid products with other foliar applications you already plan to do, such as irrigation, herbicides, or pesticides, you can get the short-term x you need to get your crop through until harvest with very little additional cost. Made with humic and fulvic acids and kelp, our products, such as HumiKelp and Kelpful, will get you the carbon you need, increase plant resistance to stress, and produce a better crop at the end of the season.“Any plant in Michigan right now, at some point and time, they’re always going to be looking at either drought stress, insect stress, over-water stress, but there’s always going to be a stress. These products can make a big difference [and] anytime that sprayer or that planter or anything can go that I can apply carbon within that system, I look at that as a free ride. The cost of the material becomes very, very minimal,” says Brad Morgan. “Our company has always been very strong in soil health and making certain that we have good economic sense of the products that we’re putting together. So as we walk into the liquid market we want to make sure people understand what we are trying to achieve. Understand liquids are not necessarily a whole soil management plan but they sure can be a nice boost when you see that there’s some sort of decit within your system.”The liquid barn at Morgan Composting’s Sears location where fulvic and humic acids are manufactured.Take a Look at the Liquid Line from DAIRY DOO

Page 25Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.CalBlaster w/MgThis liquid fertilizer for foliar feeding will reduce plant stress, aide plant growth and development, and correct nutrient deciencies in plants that require more abundant supplies of calcium and mag-nesium. CalBlaster w/Mg is especially great for tomatoes, peppers, hops, hemp, and cannabis. Available in 1 gal and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gal totes.AgroThrive Organic Liquid Fish 3-3-2This is a premium organic fertilizer that is pathogen-free, meeting all food safety standards. With a guaranteed analysis of 3-3-2, it increases nutrient supplies in the soil and stimulates existing microbes.AgroThrive 3-3-2 available in quarts, 1 gal and 2.5 gal jugs. AgroThrive 2-2-1 available in 55 gal and 250 gal sizes.Organic!AgroThrive Organic Fruit & Flower 3-3-5This is a premium organic bio-fertilizer formulated to meet the needs of fruit and ower bearing plants. It enhances soil microbial activity helping release nutrients from the soil, increasing avail-ability to plants for faster growth, and higher yields.AgroThrive Fruit & Flower available in quarts, 1 gal and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gallon totes.Organic!

Page 26FulvicBlaster (2.6 pH)FulvicBlaster is a highly concentrated, liquid carbon product designed for foliar application. It is a natural source of carbon that binds to and carries a wide range of trace minerals and elements, drawing them in between the cells of the plant. Once in the plant, it helps stimulate plant metabolism by translocating nutrients throughout the plant. It also improves nutrient efciency and increases enzyme activity and cell division, increasing growth. In soil-less greenhouse mediums, it is a valuable addition to the environment, creating stability by buffering and reducing stress to the young, emerging seedlings.Foliar Application:Apply 1 to 2 quarts (1 to 2 liters) per acre of FulvicBlaster with 10 to 20 gallons (38 to 75 liters) of spray solution (rate depending on frequency of application).Fertigation or Transplant Water:Use at 1:100 dilution or 1 to 4 quarts (1 to 4 liters) per acre. Repeat application every 7 to 14 days.In-furrow Application:Apply 1 to 2 quarts (1 to 2 liters) per acre of FulvicBlaster with 3 to 5 gallons (12 to 20 liters) of fertilizer solution.2 x 2 Starter Application:Apply 2 to 4 quarts (2 to 4 liters) per acre of FulvicBlaster with 5 to 20 gallons (20 to 75 liters) of fertilizer solution.Mixing Instructions:Can be used by itself or in combination with most fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides. • Fill tank halfway with required water• Start agitation and continue with it during lling and application• Begin to add FulvicBlaster making sure it is thoroughly mixed• Add in complimentary nutrient fertilizers or chemicals until you achieve the desired concentrationAvailable in 1 gal and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gallon totes.Organic!Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 27Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.HumicBlasterHumicBlaster is a ready to use liquid soil conditioner designed for soil application. It is a natural source of carbon to help increase the soil organic matter. This improvement allows the soil to better hold on to both nutrients and water by, improving the efciency of any product. The organic acids and sugars contained in it work to stimulate and support a strong microbial population, and are essential to plant health. Humic acid is very good at tying up salts in the soil, preventing some of the negative effects of high salt. The alkalinity of this product makes it non-corrosive and easy to work with in regards to blending with other products. Its low viscosity makes it easy to use in sprayers, nozzles, and various irrigation systems.In-furrow Application:Apply 1 to 2 quarts (1 to 2 liters) per acre of HumicBlaster with 3 to 5 gallons (12 to 20 liters) of fertilizer solution.2 x 2 Starter Application:Apply 2 to 4 quarts (1 to 2 liters) per acre of HumicBlaster with 5 to 20 gallons (20 to 75 liters) of fertilizer solution.Side Dress Application:Apply 2 to 4 quarts (2 to 4 liters) per acre of HumicBlaster with 5 to 20 gallons (20 to 75 liters) of fertilizer solution.Foliar Application:Apply 1 to 4 quarts (1 to 4 liters) per acre of Humic-Blaster with 10 to 20 gallons (38 to 75 liters) of water (rate depending on frequency of application).Fertigation or Transplant Water:Use at 1:100 dilution or 1 to 4 quarts (1 to 4 liters) per acre. Repeat application every 7 to 14 days.Mixing Instructions:Can be used by itself or in combination with most fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides.•Fill tank halfway with required water•Start agitation and continue with it during lling and application•Begin to add HumicBlaster making sure it is thoroughly mixed•Add in complimentary nutrient fertilizers or chemicals until you achieve the desired concentrationAvailable in 1 gallon and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gallon totes.

Page 28Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.HumiKelpHumiKelp combines the qualities of humic acid and sea kelp extract including retaining nutrients, increasing cation exchange capacity, and feeding soil biology root growth, improved nutrient uptake, and water retention. This cutting-edge technology also aids your crop in resisting and buffering against biotic and abiotic stresses. Due to the synergistic effects of humic acid and sea kelp extract your plants will be healthier and more productive. In combination with nitrogen, it is particularly effective on grasses and cereal grasses. For fruits and vegetables, it has been shown to improve the quality of the crop, including better color, enhanced avor, longer shelf life and improved storage.In-furrow Application:Apply 1 to 2 quarts (1 to 2 liters) per acre of HumiKelp with 2 to 5 gallons (12 to 20 liters) of fertilizer solution.2 x 2 Starter Application:Apply 2 to 4 quarts (2 to 4 liters) per acre of HumiKelp with 5 to 20 gallons (20 to 75 liters) of fertilizer solution.Side Dress Application:Apply 1 to 4 gallons (4 to 15 liters) per acre of HumiKelp with 5 to 20 gallons (20 to 75 liters) of fertilizer solution.Foliar Application:Apply 1 to 2 gallons (4 to 8 liters) per acre of HumiKelp with 10 to 50 gallons (40 to 190 liters) of water (rate dependent on frequency of application).For use with eld crops, vegetables, fruit and nut trees, vines, brambles, turf grass, owers and ornamentals, etc. Fertigation:Use 1:100 dilution or 1 to 2 gallons (4 to 8 liters) per acre. Repeat application every 7 to 14 days.Mixing Instructions:Can be used by itself or in combination with most fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides.•Fill tank halfway with required water•Start agitation and continue with it during lling and application•Begin to add Fulvic Acid making sure it is thoroughly mixed•Add in complimentary nutrient fertilizers or chemicals until you achieve the desired concentrationAvailable in 1 gallon and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gallon totes.

Page 29Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.KelpfulKelpFul effectively combines the benets of both fulvic acid and sea kelp extract. Kelp contains many plant hormone promoters that stimulate desired responses within your crop. The unique ability of kelp to relieve stresses is further aided by the action of fulvic acid to draw these effective compounds into the cells of the plant. It can also reduce transplant shock or chemical burn from over application of fertilizers. Many of the other benets of this combined product are improved quality attributes, such as rmness, color, size and crop uniformity. KelpFul is an excellent vehicle for other fertilizers, chemicals, or natural minerals to get into the plant and translocated with its structure. It will combine well with most compounds, making it easy to use in the eld. Because it can improve the efciency of whatever it is combined with, many farmers and they can use less fertilizer while still being effective.Foliar Application:Apply 1 to 4 gallons (4 to 15 liters) per acre of KelpFul with 10 to 50 gallons (40 to 190 liters) of spray solution (rate dependent on frequency of application).For use with eld crops, vegetables, fruit and nut trees, vines, brambles, turf grass, owers and ornamentals, etc. etc. etc.Fertigation:Use 1:100 dilution or 1 to 4 gallons (4 to 15 liters) per acre. Repeat application every 7 to 14 days.Mixing Instructions:Can be used by itself or in combination with some fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides.•Fill tank halfway with required water•Start agitation and continue with it during lling and application•Begin to add KelpFul making sure it is thoroughly mixed•Add in complimentary nutrient fertilizers or chemicals until you achieve the desired concentrationAvailable in 1 gallon and 2.5 gal jugs, 55 gal drum and 250 gallon totes.Organic!

Page 30Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan’s 4-18-4Immediate phosphorus availability, a necessary component in beautiful and vibrant bloomsMorgan’s 4-18-4 is made from high-quality fertilizers, micronutrients, fulvic acids, and seaweed extracts. Its high orthophosphate concentration offers immediate phosphorus availability. It is blended with boron, magnesium, copper, iron, manganese, and zinc for excellent plant growth. For use with: Any blooming plant, crops experiencing low phosphorous, or as a starter fertilizer.Application: Foliar, soil, in furrow, and 2x2. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates.Morgan’s 1-5-13Offers high levels of potassium for improved avor and quality fruitIncrease plant metabolism, nutrient efciency and uptake, and improve pollination, with Morgan’s 1-5-13. This liquid fertilizer contains additional boron and is made with fulvic acids and seaweed extracts. It has high potassium concentration derived from potassium acetate and also contains boron.For use with: All fruiting and potassium demanding crops, including grapes, vegetable crops, legumes, and more.Application: Foliar and soil applications. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates.Morgan’s 8-1-8 3%SImprove the nutrient efciency and uptake in your vegetable plantsMorgan’s 8-1-8 3%S stimulates plant growth and increases enzyme activity to promote nutrient-dense veggie growth and lush foliage. This liquid fertilizer contains multiple micronutrients, including boron, magnesium, iron, copper, manganese, and zinc. It is made with fulvic acids and seaweed extract and has high potassium concentration derived from potassium acetate.For use with: Vegetable plants.Application: Foliar and soil applications. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates.

Page 31Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Morgan’s 11-0-5 4%SImprove the color of your crops and their ability to utilize fertilizersThis liquid improves plant vigor, reduces the effects of stress, improves color, and helps plants to better utilize fertilizers. It includes iron, manganese, a high nitrogen concentration, fulvic acid (a liquid carbon), and seaweed extract. It is very compatible with other fertilizers and pesticides.For use with: Wheat, corn, and other forage crops.Application: Foliar and soil applications. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates. ResidueBlaster 5-0-2 2%SGive your soil biology a boostResidueBlaster 5-0-2 2%S feeds the biology already in your soil, helping it to break down crop residue and make the nutrients held within that residue available for your plants. It uses a mix of high-quality nitrogen fertilizer, cane molasses, fulvic acids, and seaweed extract to improve nutrient cycling, increase nutrient uptake, promote plant vigor, and reduce stress on the plants.For use with: Fruits, berries, vegetables, and row crops.Application: Soil applications. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates.MicroBlaster 5-2-4Stimulate plant growth while reducing stress and improving soil healthThis blend of boron, magnesium, copper, iron, manganese, zinc, fulvic acids, and seaweed extract stimulates plant metabolism, reduces plant stress, and promotes plant vigor. Seaweed extract has also been shown to increase fruit size and yield while improving shelf life.For use with: Any plant low in micronutrients. Certain crops may be sensitive to individual micronutrients, consult Morgan Composting or an agronomist for crop-specic recommendations.Application: Foliar, soil, in furrow, and 2x2. See label or contact Morgan Composting for specic application rates.

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Page 34Dr. George Bird, of the Department of Entomology at Michigan State University, has been doing a study for the last ve years on the impact of compost and mulch on the establishment of cherry trees. For his study, he used DAIRY DOO products. On some trees he tried adding Seed Starter 101, an organic potting soil that includes DAIRY DOO compost but is gentle enough for bare-root planting, at the bottom of the planting hole and DAIRY DOO compost as a topdress. In others, he added mulch and/or omitted the Seed Starter 101. His control group did not receive any compost or mulch.The conclusion of the study was impressive! Dr. Bird found that cherry trees that were given Seed Starter 101 at the bottom of their planting hole in addition to DAIRY DOO compost as a topdress had a yield increase of over 236% versus the control trees that did not receive any compost!Interested in more than 3x your current fruit yields? It is time to think about what DAIRY DOO products can DOO for you!Study shows using DAIRY DOO with fruit trees results in 3X the yield!From Impact of Compost and Mulch on the Establishment of Sweet Cherry Trees by George Bird, Nikki Rothwell, Karen Powers, and Bill Klein, Department of Entomology, Michigan State University (Lansing, MI) and Northwest Horticultural Research Center (Traverse City, MI).Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 35Morgan Compostinginc.Fruit Orchard ProgramPowered by DAIRY DOO® Pome Fruit and Stone Fruit Nutrient RequirementsNitrogen: 40 - 60 #/acre (0.22 – 0.27 #/tree)Phosphate: 30-70 #/acre (0.15 – 0.32 #/tree)Potash: 80-120 #/acre (0.4 – 0.5 #/tree)Prior to Planting:Thebesttimetoxsoilsandmakemajoradjustmentstothefertilityisbeforeplantingwhiletheeldisstill bare. Compost, or even raw manure, can be applied at heavy amounts at this time, and worked into the top 5 – 6 inches. Be aware of phosphorus loads already present.Late Fall or Early Spring:A) Applying compost in the late fall or early spring to established orchards is often the easiesttimebecauseitshouldn’tconictwithothereldchores.B) Apply according to the phosphorus needs for the year and meet the difference in potash andnitrogen needs with other products.C) Apply 2 – 5 yards of or PoultryDoo in row under the canopy. i. If applied before transplanting, shallow till into the top 4 inches of soil.ii. If applying to mature trees, spread on the surface prior to mulch.D) If your equipment doesn’t allow for the spreading of compost, use All Purpose 8-4-4 ororganic Healthy Garden 7-6-5 as a granular fertilizer at a rate of 800 lbs. per acre or 2 - 10 lbs pertree, depending on planting density.i. If your phosphorus levels are already too high, then use a zero-phosphorus fertilizer likeOrganic NKDoo 10-0-4.DI) You will likely need additional potash. If using muriate of potash (KCl), limit to 100 lbs./acre toprevent chloride toxicity. If using sulfate of potash or wood ashes, this doesn’t need to beaconcern.Consideracustomblendtoaddressspecificnutrientneedsbasedonthesoiltest. This is an excellent time to combine application with lime or gypsum. Use lime to raisesoilpHandusegypsumforsoilsthatneedextracalciumwithoutmakingpHadjustments.Liquid Program: FoliarA) Thefirstapplicationoffoliarnutrientshouldstartjustpriortobloomandcontinueforatleasttwo months through bloom and early fruit development.i. Spr ay 2 gallons per acre of FruitBlaster 1-5-13everyfivedaysduringbloom,andeveryten days after that. If organic, use AgroThrive Organic Liquid Fish 3-3-2 at 4 gallons peracre instead.DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 36Morgan Compostinginc.Liquid Program: FertigationA) If you have an irrigation system that can dose fertilizer at the same rates of 2 – 4 gallons peracre per week, Morgan’s ResidueBlaster 5-0-2 2S is an excellent choice for both supplyingnutrients and feeding the soil biology.i. Apply fertilizer in the last 30 to 60 minutes of your irrigation run, leaving enough time toflushanyresiduesfromlinesbeforeshuttingoffthepump.ii.Whenever possible, try to fertilize a day or two after a rain or normal irrigation while thesoil is still moist to get the best chance of soil adsorption.Micronutrients:A liquid application of secondary nutrients (like calcium and magnesium), and trace elements (such as boron, copper, and zinc) are often the best way of knowing that you are getting anadequateamountofthesenutrientsintotheplant.Evenifthereisn’tadeciencyshowinginthesoil,someoftheseelementshaveadifculttimegettingtotheuppercrownofthetree. A) Morgan’s MicroBlaster 5-2-4 contains all the essential micronutrients. Calcium is an important nutrient for high quality fruit.B) Honeycrisp Apples and Sweet Cherries use an especially high amount of calcium, so use a calcium product to ensure high quality.Post-Harvest:Immediately after harvest is usually the best time for taking soil tests because there are fewer labor demands on the farm, and, typically, a lower workload at the lab; making sample turn-around much more timelie, giving you time to design next year’s fertility plan.FARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 37Morgan Compostinginc.Corn Program - Seed, Field, & Sweet Corn Powered by DAIRY DOO® Pre-Planting:1. Start with a current soil test, or pull one. A)Toestablishnutrientbaseline. B)Arecommendationofproductand/orblendwillbemade. C)Personalizedcropprogramdevelopment2. Application of Material - Options Below Wehavemultipleproductstobeasspecialized,orasbroadasyouwouldlike. A) Custom Blend   Thiscanbeaselaborate,orasefcient,asbudgetallows. B) Manure - Approximate analysis of 4-3-2, 8% Ca  Therateofapplicationis1-3tonperacreandisderivedfromlayinghensintended  for egg production. C) Gypsum Plus - Approximate analysis 1-1-1, 16% Ca, 8% S  Therateofapplicationisupto2tonperacreandisablendoflayinghenmanure,  compost,andgypsum. D) K2 Blend - Approximate analysis 2-2-1, 10% Ca, 4% S  Therateofapplicationisupto2tonperacreandisablendoflayinghenmanure,atahigherratethanGypsumPlus,compost,andgypsum. E) LayerAsh Blend (with & w/out Gypsum) Approximate analysis 2-2-2 to 2-2-1  Therateofapplicationis1-3tonperacre,andconsistsoflayinghenmanure,  compost,andwoodash.3. Terminate Cover Crop/Planting - Start right with starter fertilizer A) In-Furrow • Morgan’s 4-18-4-TherateofapplicationisCECdependent,butisbetween3-6gallons per acre. • Agrothrive LFN 3-3-2 - Therateofapplicationisupto8gallonsperacre.Thisshis  superiorinitsqualityandeaseofuse.Itisscreeneddownto100meshtoinsurenoclogs in equipment. • Another Option - Morgan’scancustomblendalow-saltbasedblend. • Ifstriptilled-knivedin,use8-15gallonsperacre.Werecommend2-4quartsofMorgan’s  HumicBlasterinsolutionhere. B) 2x2 Planter Box • All Purpose Fertilizer 8-4-4 - The rate of application is 200-400 lbs. per acre and is a   blendofpoultrycrumbles,potash,ammoniumsulfate,humates,andmonoammonium phosphate.DAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 38Morgan Compostinginc. • 4-3-2 Poultry Pellets - The rate of application is 200-400 lbs. per acre. • 10-0-4 Pellets - The rate of application is 100-300 lbs. per acre and is a blend of nitrogen great for a boost. • Custom Dry or Liquid Fertilizer - The rate of application would be dependent upon a soil test and customized program.4. At Sidedress - Stage V5-VT A) UAN 28%, Ammonium Thiosulfate, Anhydrous Ammonia, and Urea - A liquid carbon such as Morgan’s HumicBlaster or FulvicBlaster should be used with your nitrogen application in order  tostabilizenitrogenandincreaseefciencyofnitrogenuptake. B) Agrothrive LFN - 3-3-2 analysis - Anapplicationofshcanlendahandtodiversicationof biologicalproles,aidinginproteinconversionforplantuptake. B) 13-0-0 Pellets - Apply 600-800 lbs. per acre to get 80-100 lbs. of nitrogen per acre down. 5. Foliar Program - In Season Stress relief, Disease and pest treatment, nutrient deciency correction A) At Early Foliar - Macro and Micro Nutrient at V4-V6 Stage • Areyounoticingsignsintheeldsindicatingdeencies?It’snottoolate,wecanformulate custom liquid blends fornutrientdeciencycorrection.Wehavemultipleoptions,suchas Morgan’s 4-18-4, Morgan’s 11-0-5,andCornGrow®formicros. • FulvicBlaster - Anytimeyoucanincorporatecarbonintoanapplication,it’salwaysof  benet.Useinconjunctionwithpesticides(fungicides,herbicides,etc.).A  jartestisrecommendedtocheckcompatibility.Therateofapplicationis1-2quarts per acre. • Kelp Extract - Stressreduceragainstmoisture,drought,andhightemperatures.Help  yourplantsbouncebackfromstressquickerbyapplyingkelp.Therateofapplicationis1-2 pints per acre. B) At Late Foliar - Late Season Nitrogen Boost at VT - R1 Stage • Morgan’s 11-0-5 - Useatarateof1-3gallonsperacre. • FulvicBlaster - Increasetheefciencyofyournutrientandaddcarbontoyourprogram within touches for maximum effect. Very compatible with other products. Always do ajartesttoconrmcompatibility. • Kelp Extract - Stressreduceragainstmoisture,drought,andhightemperatures.Help  yourplantsbouncebackfromstressquickerbyapplyingkelp.Therateofapplicationis1-2 pints per acre. C) Post-Harvest • HumicBlaster - Breakdownyourstalkresidueandincreasethenutrientreleasewitha  post-harvestapplicationofnitrogen,use1gallonwith3-5gallonsof28%peracre.FARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 39Wheat Program Powered by DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc. Fall Planting:Start with a current soil test, or pull one. A) Test to establish nutrient baseline. B) A recommendation of product and/or blend will be made. C) Personalized crop program development1. Application of Material - Options Below We have multiple products to be as specialized as you would like, or as broad as you would like. A) Custom Blend   Thiscanbeaselaborate,orasefcient,asbudgetallows. B) Manure - Approximate analysis of 4-3-2, 8% Ca The rate of application is 1-3 ton per acre and is derived from laying hens intended for egg production. B) Gypsum Plus - Approximate analysis 1-1-1, 16% Ca, 8% S The rate of application is up to 2 ton per acre and is a blend of laying hen manure, compost, and gypsum. Calcium considerations, 1000 lbs. of gypsum per acre @ 1 ton C) K2 Blend - Approximate analysis 2-2-1, 10% Ca, 4% S The rate of application is up to 2 ton per acre and is a blend of laying hen manure, at a higher rate than Gypsum Plus, compost, and gypsum. 600-1200 lbs. of gyp per acre will be applied D) LayerAsh Blend (with & w/out Gypsum) Approximate analysis 2-2-2 to 2-2-1 The rate of application is 1-3 ton per acre, and consists of laying hen manure, compost, and wood ash.2. Terminate Cover Crop/Planting - Start right with starter fertilizer A) Inoculating for nodulation of seed  Powderorgel-Followproductlabelsprecications B) In-Furrow (Terminate Cover Crop - “Terminator” Need to develop an Organic desiccant) • Morgan’s 4-18-4 - The rate of application is CEC dependent, but is between 3-10 gallons per acre, population dependent and budget dependent • Agrothrive LFN 3-3-2 - Therateofapplicationisupto8gallonsperacre.Thisshis superior in its quality and ease of use. It is screened down to 100 mesh to insure no clogs in equipment. • Nachurs 6-24-6 - The rate of application is 3-10 gallons per acre. (Mention orthophosphate & soil health here.) Population dependent and budget dependentDAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 40Morgan Compostinginc.3. Top dress application – On Frost or Prior to Greenup A) UAN (28%)/Urea - Rate of application is dependent on your yield goal; 60-120 lbs. of nitrogen How many gallons do I need to get 60 lbs. of nitrogen? You can use a formula according to your planned program, but a typical application is aroud 20-40 gallons. If you’re using dry urea, about 130-260 lbs. B) Formulate Ammonium Thiosulfate or Ammonium Sulfate - You should consider your sulfur needs, but a general application is 10-20 lbs. of sulfur per acre (dependent on yield goal and previous fall application). C) Morgan’s 11-0-5 4S - Apply 3-8 gallons per acre for a quick green up effect. D) HumiKelp - Works great with 28%, urea, or ammonium thiosulfate at a rate of ½-2 gallons per acre. E) 10-0-4 Crumbles - The rate of application is grogram dependent, but a typical application is 200-400 lbs. per acre.4. Liquid Foliar – Stress relief, disease and pest treatment, nutrient deficiency correction A) KelpFul - Apply 2-4 quarts per acre along with nutrient.FARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 41`“THE NATION THAT DESTROYS ITS SOIL DESTROYS ITSELF.” -FranklinD Roosevelt

Page 42Morgan Compostinginc.Soybean Program Powered by DAIRY DOO® Pre-Planting:1. Start with a current soil test, or pull one. A) Test to establish nutrient baseline. B) A recommendation of product and/or blend will be made. C) Personalized crop program development2. Application of Material - Options Below We have multiple products to be as specialized, or as broad as you would like. A) Custom Blend -Thiscanbeaselaborate,orasefcient,asbudgetallows. B) Gypsum Plus - Approximate analysis 1-1-1, 16% Ca, 8% S - The rate of application is up to 2 ton per acre and is a blend of laying hen manure, compost, and gypsum. C) K2 Blend - Approximate analysis 2-2-1, 10% Ca, 4% S - The rate of application is up to 2 ton per acre and is a blend of laying hen manure, at a higher rate than Gypsum Plus, compost, and gypsum. D) LayerAsh Blend (with & w/out Gypsum) Approximate analysis 2-2-2 to 2-2-1 - The rate of application is 1-2 ton per acre, and consists of laying hen manure, compost, and wood ash. E) Manure - Approximate analysis of 4-3-2, 8% Ca - The rate of application is 1-1.5 ton per acre and is derived from laying hens intended for egg production.3. Terminate Cover Crop/Planting - Start right with starter fertilizer A) Inoculating for nodulation of seed  Powderorgel-Followproductlabelsprecications B) In-Furrow • Morgan’s 4-18-4 - The rate of application is CEC dependent, but is between 2-4 gallons per acre. • Agrothrive LFN 3-3-2 - Therateofapplicationisupto8gallonsperacre.Thisshis superior in its quality and ease of use. It is screened down to 100 mesh to insure no clogs in equipment. • Nachurs 6-24-6 - The rate of application is 2-4 gallons per acre. 4. Foliar Program – Stress relief, disease and pest treatment, nutrient deciency correction A) At Early Foliar - Macro and Micro Nutrient • Agrothrive LFN 3-3-2 -Areyounoticingsignsintheeldsindicatingdeencies?It’s  nottoolatetoaddressthiswithanapplicationofshat3-6gallonsperacre. • FulvicBlaster - Anytimeyoucanincorporatecarbonintoanapplication,it’salwaysof  benet.Useinconjunctionwithpesticides(fungicides,herbicides,etc.).A jar test is recommended to check compatibility. The rate of application is 1-2 quarts per acre.DAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 43Morgan Compostinginc.• Kelp Extract - Stress reducer against moisture, drought, and high temperatures. Help your plants bounce back from stress quicker by applying kelp. The rate of application is 1-2 pints per acre.• MicroBlaster - This product has a list of micros such as boron, magnesium copper, iron, manganese, and zinc. Use at a rate of 1-2 quarts per acre blended into solution or applied alone. Always perform a jar test for compatibility.• Custom Liquid Blend - Morgan Composting is always happy to develop just the right blendspecificforwhatyourcropandsoilsneed.B) Stage V2-V3• Morgan’s 1-5-13 - Use at a rate of 2-4 gallons per acre, with adequate water at the 5thtrifoliate. Repeat at the R3 stage.• Morgan’s 4-18-4 - Use at a rate of 1-3 gallons per acre at 4th-6th trifoliate, and again at 80-85% pod set.C) Pre-Bloom - Boron application• 1-2 pints per acre with a minimum of 10 gal of water, or with an aerial application use witha minimum of 5 gallons of water.D) Stage R2-R3 (Pods are forming – during bloom)• Morgan’s 11-0-4 with sulfur - Apply 1-2 gallons per acre, depending on root nodulationand weather.E) Desiccant - FollowproductspecicationsFARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 44Morgan Compostinginc.Mixed Veggies ProgramPowered by DAIRY DOO®FARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO® Nutrient Requirements:Nitrogen: 130 - 160 lb/acre (3 – 4 lbs/1,000 sq. ft.)Phosphorus: 50-60 lb/acre (1.2 – 1.4 lbs/1,000 sq. ft.)Potassium: 110-150 lb/acre (2.5 – 3.5 lbs/1,000 sq. ft.)Pre-season:A) Start with a current soil test, or pull one, in the fall after the eld has been cleared.B) If starting transplants from seed, use Seed Starter 101 as your germination medium.Early Spring:Summer:A) For raised beds or containers, fill the upper 4 inches with VeggieDoo 301. Soak the soil with water thoroughly, to near saturation levels, before moving transplants or direct planting of seeds. This will ensure adequate moisture is available for the seedling.B) In the field, apply 5 – 8 yards per acre of DAIRY DOO, PoultryDoo, or VeganDoo in the early spring ahead of planting. Consider a custom blend in place of compost alone.C) Add lime at this time according to the guidelines of your soil test.D) Use All Purpose 8-4-4 or organic Healthy Garden 7-6-5 as a granular starter fertilizer at planting at a rate of 14 lbs per 1,000 sq. ft. or 600 lbs. per acre.E) If using a water wheel transplanter, or a root dip before transplanting, use Morgan’s 4-18-4 or AgroThrive Organic Liquid Fish 3-3-2 in the transplant water at a rate of 16 oz. per gallonof water.1. To enrich the soil ever further, add 8 oz. of Humikelp, ResidueBlaster, TerraFed, orCane Molasses to the solution. This combination can also be used as a soil drench.F) For liquid feeding during the season, you can use Veggie Blaster 8-1-8 or AgroThrive Organic Liquid Fish 3-3-2 through drip irrigation, or as a foliar application on a weekly basis or as a continuous feed. Add them at a rate of 0.5 – 2 oz per gallon of water.G) Apply MicroBlaster during the season to prevent or alleviate micronutrient deficiencies in the leaf.H) A second application of All Purpose 8-4-4 or Healthy Garden granular may be needed for heavy feeding vegetables as they are setting flowers, developing fruit, or gaining size.Misc.:If planting multiple crops in a relay within the same bed, apply an extra yard or two of before planting the next crop to keep the nutrients high and provide a fresh carbon source for soil biology.DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 45Morgan Compostinginc.Christmas Tree Farms & Choose’N CutPowered by DAIRY DOO® (This is a simple outline and we understand there are no cookie-cutter farms, please let us help you develop a plan for your farm.)Prior to Planting:•Late summer/fall prior to:oTake soil sample, review results, and formulate an amendment planoDeterminewhatvarietiesofconiferyouwanttoplantandreviewtheirspecificnutrientneedsoApply DAIRY DOO Custom Compost Blend with NPK to carry the trees for the next 2-3 yearsoComplete weed controloPlant cover cropSpring Planting:• Lay out your planting grid (5ft x 5ft or 8ft x 8ft, ect.)• Ordeterminethequantityofseedlingsneededtofilltheharvestedgaps.• Pick up seedlings and plant treesGrowing Year 1 & 2 - (May 15 through Oct 15)• Weed control, whether chemical, mechanical or physical, must be done to eliminate nutrientand water competition. It also eliminates a micro environment for insects and diseases.• Monitor for insects and disease. Take advantage of MSU’s Enviroweather website to monitorfor weather-based pests. If needed, consider an organic insecticide like TerraNeem EC.• Replace seedlings that have died.• Byyear3,wewanttohaveawellestablishedfield.Growing Year 3 through HarvestConifers have 2 primary nutrient uptake cycles that have a direct effect on development and growth.ThisrstuptakecycleisroughlyfromMay15thtoJune15thanddirectlyaffectsnew bud growth. The second uptake cycle ranges from Sep 15th to Oct 15th. This cycle increases the root stores for successful over-wintering and can also help give the needles a deep green color, for trees that are ready to be harvested.• Spring applied fertilizer, MCI Tree Blend 8-1-7, or a well balanced granular blend of NPK and sulfur,andmicros,shouldbebroadcastbyMay15thtogetrainedintothesoilprofileandinto the root zone.• Enviroweather should be your friend by now. Monitor the growing degree units for your area and scout for insects and disease patterns.• Early weed control should be completed as the buds swell and the caps are pushed off.Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 46Morgan Compostinginc.• The new growth needs to be protected from both insect and disease...get an insecticide andfungicide plan ready to implement.• During the summer months, keep weeds knocked down from under the tree out to the drip line,at a minimum.•Fall fertilizing, MCI Tree Blend 8-1-7, or other custom granular fertilizer blend, should be done inearly September.Post Harvest:• For Choose-n-Cut farms: clean up debris left from harvest, grind stumps and get open gaps ready for spring planting.• Forplantations:beginfieldcleanup,stumpgrinding,etc.sothefieldisreadyforacovercrop (fall or spring planted). In some cases, applying manure and planted to corn a couple years before returning to trees is advised.FARM FOR YOUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND POWER YOUR SOIL WITH DAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 47Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Popular National Brand vs Seed Starter 101You've tried DAIRY DOO on your elds with great results. Now it is time to bring it home!bybyHabitat for Humanity HomeBeforeBefore After - Just 4 weeks later!After - Just 4 weeks later!“What a great result for this Habitat for Humanity lawn. Morgans gave us the perfect recipe for overcoming the sandy and acid soil that existed beneath the red pine forest in Tustin. Can’t recommend Morgan Composting enough for those having troubles establishing a lawn or a turf in any environment.”– Will G.Retail LineX

Page 48Compost Tea is an all-natural, organic amendment that boosts soil microbes. It comes in a dry form that you brew into a liquid and apply as a foliar feed or drench. It is formulated with DAIRY DOO, WormDoo, kelp and sh to encourage soil health and microbiology in your garden. When used regularly, Compost Tea aids in disease resistance. A little goes a long way!Gently mix your dry Compost Tea with water at a rate of 1/2 gallon of Compost Tea to 5 gallons of water. Allow brewing for 48 hours using an air pump for aeration or let the mixture steep for 5 days. For best results, Compost Tea should be used immediately after brew or steep times are complete. You can use your liquid Compost Tea as a foliar feed or by drenching plants weekly or as needed. This is ideal for transplants to reduce stress. Do NOT use dry Compost Tea for direct planting.how to use Compost TeaWormDoo is an all-natural soil amendment produced by the millions of worms on our worm farm that are fed an organic, balanced diet of protein and minerals. These high-quality worm castings add good biology and fungal properties to the soil, help water retention, and can improve root development. All of this creates healthier plants and increases the plant’s natural ability to resist disease.A little goes a long way! Mix WormDoo into the soil at a 1:10 ratio before planting. For established plants, work a small amount into the soil around the plant, being careful not to disturb the roots. Water well. Do NOT use for direct planting.WormDoohow to use In Morgan Composting's Worm Barn, each of these trays holds hundreds of Red Wigglers and European Nightcrawlers hard at work producing organic worm castings.Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Retail LineX

Page 49Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.for Germinating Seeds and Transplanting SeedlingsMade with 14 carefully selected ingredients like DAIRY DOO and WormDoo! Contains mycorrhizal fungi which helps in germination!Use as a blocking mix, in seed trays, in containers, or directly in your garden to give your seeds a head start.Good for Indoor and Outdoor Use.Complete Organic Potting SoilOne Cubic FootFind directions for use and more on the reverse.With mycorrhizal fungi to aid germination!MorganCompostinginc.SEED STARTER 101Start your seeds out right! This germination mix has a ne, soft tex-ture, making it ideal for delicate seeds. It’s also great as a blocking mix! This blend is very diverse with 14 specially picked ingredients and is POWERED BY DAIRY DOO.For best results, saturate the potting soil before planting. Plants should not need to be fertilized for up to 4 weeks after planting. Available in 1 cubic foot bag, 8 quart bags and bulk by the cubic yard. This soil is weed free.Organic!MorganCompostinginc.Complete Organic Potting Soil for Flowers Made with DAIRY DOO® & 17 other ingredients for the biggest blooms around! Use in containers, gardens, hanging baskets, and raised beds.Good for Indoor and Outdoor Use Net Weight 18 lb (8.16 kg) (directions on back)Powered by DAIRYDOO®Extra Phosphorus for bigger, more vibrant blooms!FlowerDoo 201Grow the most beautiful blooms in your ower bed or indoor/outdoor container with FlowerDoo 201. High in phosphorous, it promotes healthy, vibrant blooms. It contains 18 organic ingredients, including WormDoo, and is POWERED BY DAIRY DOO.For best results, wet soil well before use. Available in 1 cubic foot bag and bulk by the yard. Pairs well with HEALTHY GARDEN and BloomBlaster fertilizers. This soil is weed free.Organic!MorganCompostinginc.Complete Organic Potting Soil for Vegetables Made with DAIRY DOO®, kelp meal, worm castings, and more! Use in Containers, Gardens and Raised Beds for more productive plants. Good for Indoor and Outdoor Use Net Weight 20 lb (9.07 kg) (directions on back)Powered by DAIRYDOO®With 77 different minerals for flavorful produce!VeggieDoo 301For use with outdoor containers, raised beds, or vegetable transplants. Veg-gieDoo 301 has over 77 different minerals to grow nutrient-dense plants. Nutrient-dense plants produce fruits and veggies with better avor- perfect for garden-to-table meals. Crafted with 15 organic ingredients, and POWERED BY DAIRY DOO, VeggieDoo 301 provides just what your plants need!For best results, wet soil well before use. Available in 1 cubic foot bag and bulk by the yard. Works well with HEALTHY GARDEN and Veggie-Blaster fertilizers. This soil is weed free.Organic!Retail LineX

Page 50Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.MorganCompostinginc.!powered byDAIRYDOO®OrganicPremium Tree and Shrub1 cubic foot (directions on back) Soil Tree’nShrubTree’nShrub, POWERED BY DAIRY DOO, is handcrafted for lush, green growth and provides the nutrients necessary for vibrant, colorful foli-age. This recipe jump-starts trees and shrubs with the added kick of triple ground bark. This soil has great water holding capacity, perfect for your trees and shrubs, and has proven to have healing qualities.Mix equal parts Tree’nShrub mix with existing soil and ll around plant. For seedlings and bare root plantings we recommend using Seed Starter 101. Works well with FruitBlaster and HEALTHY GARDEN fertilizers. This soil is weed free.ONE CUBIC FOOTScreened, Ready and Safe to UseGreat for Establishing and Patching LawnsPremixed, Pastureland Topsoil with DAIRY DOO® and PeatPOWERED BYDAIRY DOO®MorganCompostinginc.TOPSOIL BLENDOur TOPSOIL BLEND is POWERED BY DAIRY DOO and has the perfect mix of peat and topsoil, making it an affordable, quality soil for growing grass or other plants. TOPSOIL BLEND is screened and comes ready-to-use for all your landscaping projects and gardens.To use in a raised bed, add TOPSOIL BLEND and then cover with two layers of newspaper. Top the newspaper with 8 inches of FlowerDoo 201 or VeggieDoo 301 and plant. Available in 1 cubic foot bags and bulk by the cubic yard.SAFE GREEN LAWN 10-0-4 0.5%CaThe best lawn on the block is POWERED BY DAIRY DOO and humates! Achieve a lush, green lawn that is fortied with solid biology, without the use of phosphorus or chemicals! This granulated fertilizer works with new or existing lawns and is safe for use around kids, pets, lakes, rivers, and streams.Apply SAFE GREEN LAWN every 4-6 weeks using a broadcast spreader. 25 lb covers 2500 sq ft. Available in 25lb bags and 1 ton super sacks.Organic!Organic!Retail LineXHow to Use and Apply SAFE GREEN LAWNEstablished Lawns New LawnsApply 5 - 10 lbs per 1,000 sq ft in the spring.Apply 10 lbs per 1,000 sq ft before seeding or sodding.Application intervals can range from 30 - 90 daysdepending on response.Mix into the top inch of soil. Keep seed or sod bed moist to ensure establishment.For established lawns, 1 bag covers 5,000 sq ft.For new lawns, 1 bag covers 2,500 sq ft.

Page 51Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.MorganCompostinginc.Lawn Care with DAIRY DOOFor a Beautiful Lawn without Herbicides and Pesticides Spring:-Spread DAIRY DOO at ⅛ - ¼ of an inch across your lawn. For every 1,000 squarefeet of lawn plan to use 11 cubic feet of DAIRY DOO.-For best results, aerate your lawn with hollow tines to drive the compostinto the lawn.-The best defense against weeds is to crowd them out! Throughout the springand summer reseed your lawn every 6 weeks. Summer:-Organic Option: Use DAIRY DOO’s SAFE GREEN LAWN granulated fertilizer.Spread SAFE GREEN LAWN with a broadcast spreader every 30-45 days duringthe summer at a rate of 10 lb per 1,000 square feet.-Liquid Option: Use DAIRY DOO’s TurfBlaster liquid fertilizer. Simply attach thebottle to your garden hose and water the lawn during the cool of the day.(Early in the day or in the evening) Reapply every 7-14 days.-Only mow once per week, raising your mower deck to cut the grass at 3½inches to reduce weeds out-competing the grass.-Time to reseed. Fall:-Mow over your leaves with freshly sharpened blades and leave them on thelawn. The leaves will add nitrogen and organic matter to your soil.-Spread DAIRY DOO at ⅛ of an inch across your lawn. For every 1,000 squarefeet of lawn plan to use 11 cubic feet of DAIRY DOO.-For best results, aerate your lawn with hollow tines to drive the compost intothe lawn.Retail LineX

Page 52Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc. Additional Tips:-Weeds love short grass. Raising yourmower deck to at least 3 inches willleave your grass longer, creating acanopy that shades out weeds.-Longer grass also creates deeper rootsystems - the best defense against grubs!-When aerating your lawn, use small hollow tines. Roll theplugs back in or topdress with TOPSOIL BLEND or DAIRY DOO.-Products like crabgrass killer will also prevent your grassseeds from growing. Instead, use a combination of raisingyour mower deck and reseeding every 6 weeks to crowd outweeds.-If you decide to use a herbicide, only spot spray whennecessary and in the cool of the day.-Leave grass clippings and chopped up leaves on your lawnto break down into the soil naturally - returning nutrients tothe soil. This means you’ll need lessfertilizer next year and your lawn’s waterretention will improve!Made in Michigan and family owned and operated; learn more about DAIRY DOO products at dairydoo.comRetail LineX

Page 53FoodPlotDoo 8-4-4 4%CaPowered by DAIRY DOO & Humates to Build Organic MatterFoodPlotDoo is a quality fertilizer that uses a poultry compost base with extra calcium to promote growth and nutrients in plants It also improves organic matter in the soil, creating better water retention.FoodPlotDoo is granulated for easy spreading with push, pull, bag, or cone spreaders. Use 600-800lbs per acre for new food plots. For established plots, use 200-400lbs per acre.Available in 40lb bags, 1 ton super sacks, and bulk.FoodPlotDoo 8-4-4 Fertilizer Premium Fertilizer for Food Plots.Calcium for GrowthPromotes Water Retention 40 lbs. (18.14 kgs.)MorganCompostinginc.!powered byDAIRY DOO®Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Retail LineXNew Plots:One 40lb bag of FoodPlotDoo will cover approximately 3,000 sq ft Established Plots:One 40lb bag of FoodPlotDoo will cover approximately 6,000 sq ftFFOOOODDPPLLOOTTSS

Page 54ForageBlaster 11-0-5 (Liquid)The ability to improve your rye, forage oats, radishes, turnips, and more will be at the tip of your ngers with this liquid fertilizer. With mi-cro-nutrients and carbon, this is a well-rounded, sustainable fertilizer. Use 2.5 gallons per acre with 15-25 gallons of water every 4 weeks. Available in 2.5 gal-lon jugs, 55 gallon drums, 250 gallon totes and bulk.ForageBlaster11-0-5-4S-0.21Mn-0.26Fe with Fulvic and Kelp AlfaBlaster 1-5-13 (Liquid)This liquid carbon helps with water retention and is packed full of minerals to help growth. Works great on alfalfa, clover, peas, and soy-beans.Use 2.5 gallons per acre with 15 - 25 gallons of water every 4 weeks. Available in 2.5 gal-lon jugs, 55 gallon drums, 250 gallon totes, and bulk.Here are the Morgan Family Favorites!For more seed mixes see our Food Plot Catalog. •Grazing Brassica:•Grazing Brassica: Bonar Rape, Barkant Turnip, Appin Turnip, Pasja Hybrid•Morgan’s Big Buck:•Morgan’s Big Buck: Berseem Clover, Ladino Clover, Medium Red Clover, Vernal Alfalfa, White Dutch Clover•Salad Bar:•Salad Bar: Kale, Red Clover, White Clover, Ecotill Radish•Top Shelf:•Top Shelf: Winfred Rape, AberLasting White Clover, Daikon Tillage Radish, Jumbo Ladino Clover•Triple Threat:•Triple Threat: Purple Top Turnip, Dwarf Essex, Rape, Ecotill RadishDale Morgan 2019Shot at a food plot of Triple Threat & Morgan’s Big Buck.FFOOOODDPPLLOOTTSSMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.Retail LineX

Page 55If you are serious about your soil health, get started with a soil test. We can help! Send your soil sample to us and we will complete the testing. After testing, we will review the results with you and help you make a plan to work with the soil you have to get the results you want.Standard Soil Test – $35Get a basic overview of the nutrients in your soil.Saturated Paste Test – $40When crop challenges arise mid-season the Paste Soil Test helps us to under-stand what’s happening in the soil.Solvita Soil Test – $20The Solvita Soil Test will tell you if the biology in your soil is active and if it’s enough to convert nutrients for your plants by measuring the CO2 and/or estimated N release from soil.How to Gather Your Soil SampleGrowers need to send 1 pint of soil for every soil test.Using a soil probe, spade, or trowel, and a clean plastic pail, sample in a zigzag fashion throughout a uniform area.Take a representative sampling of the soil in the area you are testing, 15-20 subsamples.Sampling depths are as follows: Field Soils – 8 inches Garden Soils – 6 to 8 inches Lawn – 3 inches below turfCombine all samples into the plastic pail and mix thoroughly. Fill a soil sample box/bag with the sample, or package about a pint of soil. Label each bag by sample location.Complete the form at dairydoo.com/soil-testing-services and then send your sample(s) along with the form and a check to Morgan Composting. Soil testing results are available in 7-14 days, depending on the time of year.Knowing Your Soil Starts With a Soil TestHEALTHY PLANTS COME FROM HEALTHY SOIL, HEALTHY SOIL COMES FROM DAIRY DOO!Take advantage of our expertise in soil health and call us today. The DOO Crew is ready to help you grow!231-734-2451 • dairydoo.com • 4353 US 10, Sears, MI 49679Morgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.

Page 56Family Owned and Operated ~ Established 19964353 US 10 Sears, MI 49679www. .comMorganCompostinginc.DAIRYDOO®MadeinMichigan!POWERED BY DAIRY DOOMorgan’s products are compost based with a focus on safe and organic options. These products provide ample amounts of nutrient, organic matter, carbon, and diverse biology to help your soils restore and reserve nutrients that are natural and essential to plant growth.How We BeganMorgan Composting is a family business that was started in 1996, by Brad Morgan and his father Dale. The Morgan’s began composting as a solution to a manure management problem on their 200 head dairy operation. Now, the cows have been sold and just a composting operation remains.Our PhilosophyWe believe that there is no silver bullet, but if we can build layers of good practices, we can achieve healthy soils and healthy plants. This equals a healthy YOU! Our goal is your goal, so when a grower asks us “how do I get there?” We start at the beginning and ask where you’re starting from. With a well trained staff, along with an agronomist, to help recommend and implement a good, efcient plant specic program, we’ll get you THERE.Our MissionMorgan Composting strives to be a driving force in Agribusiness that promotes sustainable practices, and to be an innovated provider of economical & healthy soil products. Our mission, what MCI is about … is to strive for excellence in our service to customers, our community, and the environment.• Morality, ethics, and goodwill• Organic integrity and promotion• Respect, reliability, and recognition• Growing, growing, and growing!• Ability to be diverse in all growing sectors• New opportunities are constantly sought out• Sustainable and sound economical productsMorgan Compostinginc.Ag Product CatalogMorgan Compostinginc.