Marine Enterprises

Fish Fertiliser is used for all kinds of agricultural cultivation.

e) Organic fertilizer
Organic Fertiliser is a decomposed biomass, which is sterilised and subsequently enriched with immobilised microbial cells of nitrogen fixing, phosphorous solubilising microbes. It also contains secondary nutrients like / calcium, Magnesium in addition to micronutrients like Zinc, Iron etc.

Benefits of Organic Fertiliser
* Improves soil fertility, texture and organic matter content.
* Provides better environment for root development and aeration.
* Enhances the growth of soil microflora.
* Increase the water holding capacity of the soil.
* Aids in fixing the atmospheric nitrogen and solubilization of phosphorous by the micro-organisms contained in the Organic Fertiliser
* Doesn't produce any residual toxicity in the final produce unlike chemical fertilisers.
* Controls the activity of soil pathogens with the help of neem fractions.

Features Organic Fertiliser
* contains major nutrients like NPK in an Organic form.
* Completely mineralised with narrow C:N ratio.
* Contains beneficial micro organisms for better soil health in an immobilised state.
* Blended with micronutrients and secondary nutrients.
* Mixed with neem fractions like Neem cake.
* Completely pasteurised and palletised for easy application.
* Most suitable for all types of soil .
* Non Toxic and compatible with soil microflora and all other chemical fertilisers.

Fishoil :
Aqua semi-refined Fishoil is produced during the process of manufacturing fishmeal by pressing and centrifugation of fresh fish such as sardines and Mackerel which are the main species of pelagic Fish available in the Arabian sea on the West coast of India. Crude Fishoil is processed in order to eliminate impurities. The oil must pass through a Filter or seperator to reduce solid and water content. This results in a very stable product in terms of Free fatty Acid content with an extended shelf life.