Fertilizers do not have to be 100% organic to be sustainable.
In fact, the 100% organic ones are typically not the best choice.

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Fertilizers that promote the natural balance of carbon and nitrogen produce healthier plants, healthier soils and a sustainable environment

Unlike purely chemical fertilizers and traditional amendments, JTM uses a process called Carbon Fertilization to unlock exceptional growth potential in the soil by fueling it with stable organic carbon
This high-energy organic carbon, rich in essential organic acids, minerals and enzymes utilizes nature's own natural resources to produce supernatural results
JTM Nutrients offers a premium line of fertilizers/soil conditioners to professionals in the turf and ornamental industry who are seeking maximum performance with environmentally proactive solutions

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Plants have a symbiotic relationship with the microbes in the soil

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JTM Nutrients

Headquartered in Anaheim California, JTM Nutrients was founded in 2006 by co-owners John Westbrook and Tim Deutscher. Our mission is to foster the knowledge and growth of the process now known as carbon fertilization. JTM Nutrients is committed to providing the most effective, environmentally pro-active fertilizers and soil conditioners available along with the highest standards of customer service and support to promote true sustainability in the turf and ornamental industry.

Sustainability

Our approach is more than sustainable, it is regenerative, and actually reverses the damage done by the over-use of typical fertilizers and animal by-products

C-N Ratio

Plants have a symbiotic relationship with the microbes in the soil. Plants do things for the microbes that the microbes cannot do for themselves and vice versa. Healthy soils contain billions upon ...

Humic Shale Ore

JTM Nutrients products are made with only 'non-animal' organic matter derived from humic shale ore. Humic shale ore is a naturally formed material composed of plant materials that have been ...

Soil Organisms

Plants and the beneficial soil microorganisms they depend on were created, developed and/or evolved together. They have a symbiotic relationship.

Fertilizers do not have to be 100% organic to be sustainable. In fact, the 100% organic ones are typically not the best choice.

Fertilizers that promote the natural balance of carbon and nitrogen produce healthier plants, healthier soils and a sustainable environment

Our Products

JTM Nutrients

Sustainability

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Fertilizers do not have to be 100% organic to be sustainable.
In fact, the 100% organic ones are typically not the best choice.