LUV Agriculture
Compost spread in a band beneath the drip line of a trellised vineyard row.

Orchards and vineyards

You're managing soil across acres, not beds. What matters is tonnage, consistency between loads, delivery radius, and whether the analysis holds from one batch to the next.

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What matters to you

Ground cover and a season-long feed program, by the yard and the tote.

Format
Bulk by the cubic yard and truckload; compost tea by the 275-gallon tote.
Consistency
Windrow temperature and turn counts are logged per batch, and every unit carries its lot record.
Proximity
Feedstock and production are both in Southwest Washington, so freight is a short leg instead of a line item.
Application
One to two inches under the drip line; fertigation and foliar through the season.
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Bulk Compost

Screened, by the yard

Orchard and vineyard ground cover, landscape installation

Target analysis
Class A compost target
Derived from
Apple and pear pomace, Orchard prunings, Poultry litter, Horse manure
Pack sizes
Cubic yard · Truckload

Orchard Blend

Dry / granular

Apples, pears, cherries, and stone fruit

Target analysis
Moderate N, low P, moderate K
Derived from
Composted apple and pear pomace, Poultry litter, Kelp meal, Humic acid
Pack sizes
20 lb bag · 40 lb bag · Bulk tote

Compost Tea

Liquid concentrate

Commercial rows, fertigation systems, and foliar programs

Target analysis
Low analysis, biology-forward
Derived from
Brewed orchard compost, Molasses, Fish hydrolysate, Kelp extract
Pack sizes
1 qt · 1 gal · 2.5 gal · 275 gal tote

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