Equal amount of the following: Bloodmeal Cottonseed meal Alfalfa meal Fish meal Mil-organite 0-46-0 (triple super phosphate) instead of dusty bone meal. 46-0-0 Urea- This works fast while the other stuff breaks down. It's an ingredient in Mill's Easy Feed, recommended as a supplement to Mill's Magic Rose Mix. A typical 20 lb bag of organic fertilizer sells for $20 to $26. Mixing it myself it's less than $5 for 20 lbs. The ingedients have increased in price considerably in the pastfew years. All these Items can be purchased at feed and grain stores, farm co-ops and stock feed supply elevators. Alfalfa meal is horse, rabbit, feed Fishmeal is sold as hog feed. Mil-organite is a commercial fertilizer available at many nurseries and garden centers. It's packaged Milwaukee, Wisconsin sewage sludge that's been processed to kill any pathogens. Local sanitary districts may manufacture their own product under other names. Warning: Heavy use of this type of product can cause a buildup of heavy metals in your soil if the manufacturer is using sewage sludge from a highly industrialized area. 46-0-0 (urea) is farm fertilizer generally sold in bulk but also available in 50 lb bags at farm co-ops. It's also used as a hog feed. 0-46-0 is a mined and processed phosphate rock. Cottonseed meal was readily available where I bought everything except the Mil-organite and I could have gotten that except I didn't order in advance. Blood meal is also used as a hog feed. It contains readily available nitrogen and iron. Let your fingers do the walking. Call around until you find a supplier. Some will order for you if they don't ordinarily stock an item and have it if you give them a week or so. Plan ahead. A local garden center near me can get all of these if I call ahead.

well i did not see any one talk about the "green machine". it is very costly but worth it. it is a twin cam masticating juicer that is only 110 rpm. i can juice wheat grass and even make Hebrew bread with it. the only thing i have not been able to juice with it is citrus. when the garden is on i make raw salsa with it. i put the toms the garlic the onions the hot peppers and maybe cilantro through it and add salt and mix it up with a spoon. i have 9 children and when they were younger i would have to make a gallon of the salsa and get one of those big bags of corn chip. we would sit around the table and eat it like candy. they have a less expensive model that does not have all the attachments. works just as well. i am glad i went to the expense to get this juicer. WM

DT, Elof Hansson is a large and very diverse international company that private labels for many US companies - hence the lack of marketing material under the Elof Hansson "brand". I have sold several floors from them across the US. While there was a transitional period from late 2010 to early 2011, where they were switching the company where they prefinishing their material (and had some residual product from the former finisher that had some finish issues), I have never had any complaints on their milling. And since they resolved their issues from that transitional period, I have had nothing but good feedback on their products. As far as brands are concerned, I would say that their products are comparable - and in some cases, some brands may be using their product under their brand, because it is good quality. One thing that I would recommend that you ask your dealer about is their "Tropical" Exotics. This is a lower grade - in appearance (shorter average length, more character allowed), and may allow for some minor defects (i.e. some boards that you may need to sort out) - than the standard Premium Grade, but it is significantly cheaper. If you have any other questions, please let me know.

I'm about 30 minutes from Weisenberger Mill, and was just there about 10 days ago to stock up. This place is a real gem, top quality products, and inexpensive. Theirs is the only bread flour we use, you can get ground yellow corn meal that is NOT degerminated, and they have a variety of bagged baking products . We use their pizza crust mix, and love it. 95 cents a bag, makes one crust. 5 lbs bread flour, $3.50. As I said, inexpensive, and top quality. Highly recommended.....