What does AACC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The use of AACC provides many benefits to its users. It helps improve soil structure, improves water retention capacity of soils, increases microbial activity in the soil and promotes fertility. In addition, AACC will add essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to your soil.

AACC has a relatively long decomposition time in soils compared to other organic fertilizers like compost or animal manure. Depending on environmental conditions, it can last up to three years in the ground before needing to be replenished.

Yes, AACC is suitable for use on all types of plants including fruits, vegetables, houseplants, ornamentals and turf grasses. However, caution should be taken when applying it around sensitive plant species as it could harm them if applied directly or at too high doses.

Yes, handling of AACC is perfectly safe when done with proper precautions such as wearing protective clothing or gloves while mixing or applying it. Additionally it should always be stored in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources.

Over application of AACC can cause salt accumulation in the soil which will damage plant roots and potentially inhibit future growth. It should always be used according to the manufacturer's instructions or following recommendations from your local extension service.