Eco Compost

The original EKO compost developed in 1977 in Missoula, Montana. For use in vegetable and flower gardens, new lawns, landscaping beds, and the planting of trees and shrubs. Helps promote rich organic soil, vigorous root growth, water infiltration and drainage, and pH balance. Improves the soil's physical, chemical, and biological health.

Composting in theory is remarkably simple -- just mix organic matter with water and plenty of oxygen, and let the microorganisms do the rest.

Yet, if it were truly that simple, there wouldn't be such a wide disparity between composts. Some are rich in trace minerals, organic matter, and billions of beneficial microbes. Others may be virtually dead, either "burnt" by improper processing or composed of little more than inert wood by-products.

That's why EKO Compost is one of the Charter Members of the United States Composting Counci's Seal of Testing Assurance Program.

Every batch of EKO compost is rigorously tested to ensure that it meets and exceeds all process and product standards, including the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Class A "Exceptional Quality" compost, good for unrestricted use including food crops.