G'day All! I know that the quality of the liquid digestate as a fertiliser depends on the type of feedstock ingredients. However, as a generalisation (or with specifics) how does our liquid digestate compare to liquid worm castings? Is the digestate even close to the 'potency' of the worm castings? Also when comparing the standard NPK values of inorganic fertiliser is there a rule of thumb that allows digestate to 'compete' with them even though the NPK values are much higher in the inorganic fertiliser? This will help me in talking to farmers when talk about the benefits of our product as instead of fresh manure or chemicals.
Blessings, Wayne
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