SW Lisiers Molasses – Pro

SW Lisiers – Efficient, High-Value Fertilization from Livestock Waste

Designed for pig, cattle, poultry, and rabbit farming, SW Slurries stabilizes manure by preventing putrefaction and nitrogen loss. It transforms slurry into a uniform, high-fertilizer-value input while reducing mixing time.

SW Lisiers is available on solid support, calcium carbonate.

Actions

SW Lisiers prevents the putrefaction of slurry and the loss of ammoniacal nitrogen, thus increasing its fertilizing value. The slurry liquefies and becomes homogeneous, greatly limiting mixing times.

Summary of actions:

• Homogenizes and liquefies
• Significantly reduces pathogenic germs and bad odors
• Improves the atmosphere of buildings
• Prevents nitrogen losses
• Reduces the presence of flies
• Increases the fertilizing value (+ rich in organic nitrogen)
• Promotes humus
• Preserves soil life (earthworms, etc.)
• Prevents pollution of groundwater

Dosages and Implementation

1.5 litres per 100 m³ of slurry to be treated (or 15 ml/m³)

Duck slurry: 2 litres per 100 m³ to be treated (20 ml/m³)

Mix 1.5 or 2 litres of SW Lisiers with 50 to 150 litres of clean water evenly and spread over the area to be treated.

For more information on implementation, refer to the product label.

Composition

Liquid organic amendment – ​​100% vegetable molasses informed according to the SWT process

NF U 44051

76 to 80% MS, including 50 to 60% sugar

MO: 59%

pH between 8 and 9

Water-soluble potassium oxide (K2O): 3.8%

Nitrogen (N): 1.4%

C/N: 21

Storage

In a dry place, on a pallet. If possible, away from electromagnetic fields.

Close the seals tightly.

Remarks and Advice

A period of 1 to 2 months is necessary to obtain the expected effects.

To avoid hindering bacterial development, eliminate any electrical current circulating in the pit. Also remove sources of electromagnetic pollution, left-handed torsion fields, and disturbances due to water veins or telluric faults in buildings. Ensure that all leakage currents are properly grounded and evacuated outside.

Experience shows that in certain cases, grounding the slurry achieves better results.

Do not ingest. Wash and dry hands after use.