Does Milorganite work well as a corn fertilizer?

Answer by  TMyers (1084)

Milorganite is a fertilizer made out of sewage sludge that has been thoroughly processed. It is excellent to use on yards and gardens including food crops. Milorganite works very well to make all types of plants grow very large.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

Though originally experimented with by its developer for field crops such as corn, the venue of choice for Milorganite is for lawn care. Corn requires a mixture of nitrogen, phosphate and potash in certain ratios. I have seen Pelletized Peruvian Seabird Guano spoken well of as a high nitrogen, organic fertilizer.

Answer by  ash23 (34)

milorganite is a product produced from sewage waste and it consist of sludges and the sludges consist of various nitrobacteria and the nitrobacteria present in sludge acts as fertilizer in corn.

Answer by  worker1235 (67)

Milorganite is a effective fertilizer, especially in home gardens. Be sure to apply as per label instructions, since Milorganite requires heavy application to achieve adequate fertilization rates.

Answer by  Jalaine11 (2043)

Milorganite makes things grow bigger but it may not be safe to use milorganite as a corn fertilizer. Milorganite has a high metal content and could contaminate your corn. Check with other farmers in your area to find out what they would recommend using. It is best to be safe and use a good non-harmful fertilizer.

Answer by  worker8388 (994)

Milorganite will work great. It will meet the stringent criteria like health,safety and environmental concerns. Milogranite does not affect childrens or pets if they go onto the milorganite fertilized areas.

Answer by  japratt (1687)

Yes, this type of fertilizer could work really well with your different types of plants. If you are using this fertilizer then you will need to water your plants every day.