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Mineral MAX AG is a concentrated plant biostimulant composed of sustainably harvested blue-green algae and several nutrients that significantly benefit plants and soil. We recommend adding 1–4 ounces of Mineral MAX AG to 1 gallon of water. See our Mixing Chart for more information. Below are also cost and yield calculations based on the price/quantity purchased and the actual amount of fertilizer produced.
ORDERS & INQUIRIES:
Davis (Office): 954.245.6745 or Paul: 831.612.7333
info@pacificplantnutrients.com
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NOTES:
- CALL FOR PRICING. Container sizes: 1-gallon jug, 5-gallon Jerrycan, 50-gallon drum, 250-gallon tote. (1–2% overfill).
- Container deposits of $20 for each 5-gallon Jerrycan, $50 for each 50-gallon drum, and $120 per tote are required, or, we can do a container swap for your empty containers. Deposits will be refunded upon return of the containers. No deposit is required for a 5-gallon bucket.
SHIPPING NOTES
- All orders are FOB (Freight on Board) from Chiloquin, Oregon 97624. We will help arrange the shipping method of your choice with a freight broker, independent truckers/drivers, FedEx bulk rates, or direct pickup when applicable.
- Totes are built into pallets. The weight of a tote-pallet is 110 pounds; the dimensions are 46 inches (length) x 40 inches (width) x 46 inches (height). The shipping cost depends on weight and destination.
- A down payment will need to be made for 50% of the total cost of product and shipping. The remainder will be due before delivery commences.
1 gallon of Mineral MAX AG makes 96 gallons @ a concentration of 1.5 oz. per gallon.
We generally recommend using 1–4 ounces per gallon, depending on the application.
Cost Calculations
The Mineral MAX AG Acreage Calculations chart is based on a solution concentration of 1.5 oz per gallon of water.
Mineral MAX AG Ingredients: Blue Green algae (AFA) base, Humates (Humic and Fulvic acids and other Humates), Icelandic Kelp, Azomite® (Volcanic micronized grade), Charcoal powder, and a small amount of D-Limonene.