Clyde Compost 20l Certified Organic Bagged Compost
Enhance the health and growth of your plants with Clyde Compost’s Certified Organic compost.
Clyde Compost’s organic compost is a traditional windrow compost, following the Australian standard 4454 guidelines for composting, is A grade HACCP certified and with every batch independently tested by a micro biologist to ensure there’s active beneficial bacteria and fungi.
Warning: Clyde Compost may contain micro-organisms that pose a health risk if inhaled, particularly when dry or dusty. It may also cause skin or eye irritation and could contain small sharp fragments. To reduce risk, wear gloves and a mask, dampen before use to limit dust, open in a well-ventilated outdoor area away from your face, wash hands after handling, and seek medical advice if you feel unwell after exposure.
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Enhance the health and growth of your plants with Clyde Compost’s Certified Organic compost.
Clyde Compost’s organic compost is a traditional windrow compost, following the Australian standard 4454 guidelines for composting, is A grade HACCP certified and with every batch independently tested by a micro biologist to ensure there’s active beneficial bacteria and fungi.
Warning: Clyde Compost may contain micro-organisms that pose a health risk if inhaled, particularly when dry or dusty. It may also cause skin or eye irritation and could contain small sharp fragments. To reduce risk, wear gloves and a mask, dampen before use to limit dust, open in a well-ventilated outdoor area away from your face, wash hands after handling, and seek medical advice if you feel unwell after exposure.
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