Allen Hane advocates them on his channel. Says it's comparable to Milo. Same process and materials, just different location.

 

Lowes still carries it

 

Home Depot's here in North Texas are carrying the same product manufactured by Houston called Hou-Actinite. It is 6-3-0 w 1% iron. 50LB (14 more Lbs than Milo) bags are $16.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hou-Actinite-50-lbs-Recycled-Fertilizer-6-3-1-100537721/306913963

 

Milo at my local depot in va raised prices almost $15 a bag and are only 32lbs now. Kinda bummed

 

Milo at my local depot in va raised prices almost $15 a bag and are only 32lbs now. Kinda bummed

Same. $15 now for 32#.

 

Home Depot's here in North Texas are carrying the same product manufactured by Houston called Hou-Actinite. It is 6-3-0 w 1% iron. 50LB (14 more Lbs than Milo) bags are $16.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hou-Actinite-50-lbs-Recycled-Fertilizer-6-3-1-100537721/306913963

Is this just Texas's way of saying "Everything is is always Bigger in Texas" including our Bio-waste.

Thanks for the tip as I'll have to check it out as a local Home Depot shows they have some.

 

@elm34 I moved this to the Soil Fertility subforum.

 

I have used both and prefer milorganite. I'm in Florida and have used Sunniland fertilizer commercially, but their version is a larger sgn and never totally dissolved. 6 weeks after the application you can still see pieces in my lawn.

 

Milo at my local depot in va raised prices almost $15 a bag and are only 32lbs now. Kinda bummed

Same. $15 now for 32#.

Yep. Fortunately I discovered the siteone by me carries the 50lb bags of milo classic for $17. And it even has the old iron rate of 4%. See if you can find a source for it.

 

Nice! Today I found a stash of the old 36lb bags at wallyworld for 11 bucks!