Wicked Organics Soy Bean Meal Fertilizer

Slow Nitrogen, No Animals — The Plant-Based Feed for Vegan and Organic Gardens

Old Cobblers Farm Wicked Organics Soybean Meal is a single-ingredient, plant-based organic fertilizer: finely ground, de-oiled soybean seeds, with a 7-1-2 analysis. Its nitrogen is bound up in complex soybean proteins, so it doesn't dissolve and rush at the plant — soil microbes break the proteins down over time, releasing the 7% nitrogen gradually. That makes it a steady, long-lasting feed with very low burn risk and minimal leaching, plus modest phosphorus and potassium and trace minerals that make it a touch more rounded than a pure-nitrogen meal.

Its standout feature is what it isn't: there are no animal ingredients in it. For gardeners who keep a vegan garden — or simply prefer not to use blood or feather meal — soybean meal is the plant-based way to deliver slow organic nitrogen to the same heavy-feeding crops: corn, leafy greens, brassicas, lawns, and berries. Like all protein-based feeds, it works through soil biology, so it wants warm, moist, living soil and a thorough watering-in to get the microbes going.

Key Benefits

Plant-based and vegan — No animal ingredients — the plant-based way to deliver slow organic nitrogen, and the natural choice for vegan gardens or anyone avoiding blood and feather meal.

 Slow-release nitrogen — Nitrogen bound in soybean proteins releases gradually as soil microbes break it down — steady feeding, very low burn risk, minimal leaching.

 Built for heavy feeders — Corn, leafy greens, brassicas, lawns, and berries all draw on the steady 7% nitrogen through their growing stretch.

 Feeds soil biology — The protein meal feeds the beneficial microbes that drive nutrient cycling and build soil over time.

Forgiving to use — Gradual mineralization means little risk of burning or shocking plants, even in containers and on tender crops.

A little more than N — Modest phosphorus and potassium plus trace minerals make it a touch more rounded than a single-nutrient feed.

Where to use it: vegetable gardens and heavy feeders (corn, brassicas, leafy greens), lawns and pasture grasses, berries, fruit trees, ornamental shrubs and perennials, containers, and organic soil-building programs.