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A depleted, cracked field shedding rainwater beside a thriving farm with green crop rows, an orchard and a greenhouse
A new kind of American fertilizer

The fertilizer that rebuilds the soil, made in your county.

Soil Food™ by OrganiLock is a U.S.-patented, OMRI Listed soil amendment made from local animal and wood byproducts. It fertilizes the crop and builds the soil back.

America's fertilizer supply breaks every few years.

FIVE SHOCKS IN FIVE YEARS
2021
Hurricane Ida

Louisiana plants shut down. Gulf urea jumped 23% and some farmers were turned away.

2022
War in Ukraine

North American fertilizer prices hit an all-time record in March 2022.

2022
Rail strike threat

Ammonia rail shipments halted in the middle of harvest and fall application.

2024
Canadian rail shutdown

Canada is our largest potash supplier, and about 90% of it moves by rail.

2026
Strait of Hormuz

Urea prices rose 80% in two months this spring.

Every year the U.S. imports about 6.1 million tons of nitrogen fertilizer and 8.7 million tons of potash. When a storm, a war, or a strike hits that supply chain, farmers pay for it.

Sources: The Packer · St. Louis Fed · AgWeb · Feedstuffs · World Bank · USDA Fertilizer Transportation Dashboard
Cross-section of living soil showing fungal networks, beneficial bacteria, biochar and roots beneath a seedling
And the soil pays too

Conventional fertilizer feeds this season's crop. Used alone, year after year, it can acidify soil, suppress soil life, and draw down the organic matter that holds water and nutrients.

Soil Food is the answer.

THE PROBLEM
SOIL FOOD
Imported, exposed to wars, storms, and strikes
Made from local byproducts, near the farms that use it
Nitrogen made from natural gas
Nitrogen from whole-animal inputs and wood waste
Feeds the crop, depletes the soil
Feeds the crop and builds the soil back

What's in the bag

Whole food, not packaged food

Whole-animal nitrogen captures the full nutrient spectrum that blended meals leave out.

Living biology

Seven mycorrhizal fungi, five beneficial bacteria, and biochar. Fungal growth is visible within 48 hours of watering.

Slow-release, no burn

Organic nitrogen is released by soil biology over time and cannot burn plants.

Protected and proven

U.S. patent granted April 2025. OMRI Listed. 2023 Hopkins County Ag Innovation Award. Company field trial: soybeans 29% above the Kentucky average.

Hands setting a tomato seedling into rich, dark garden soil beside a bag of OrganiLock Soil Food

Built from what your region already has

Nearly every region has animal byproducts, from livestock and poultry to fish and seafood, plus wood waste. Our long-term vision is soil food made close to the farms that use it, with shorter supply chains and local jobs.

Soil Food itself traces back to work on an Asian carp waste stream.

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