Not all fish fertilizers are equal. Fish emulsion: menhaden cooked, pressed for oil (cosmetics/paint), remainder → animal feed, leftovers → emulsion. Nutrient-depleted byproduct. Liquid hydrolysate: cold-pressed whole fish preserves vitamins, minerals, proteins, oils. Far richer, often outperforms synthetics. Both smell fishy—pets may investigate.
Hydrolysate delivers complete fish nutrition to your soil biology. Emulsion is a shadow of the source. For serious organic feeding, the processing method matters. Keep pets away from fresh applications.
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