• Wear a dust mask or N95 respirator when handling or broadcasting large quantities of powder to avoid inhalation of fine mineral dust
• Safety glasses recommended when working in windy conditions
• Gloves are optional for most applications; wash hands after handling

• Store in a cool, dry location in a sealed bag or container to prevent moisture absorption and clumping
• Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme heat
• Store away from incompatible materials such as strong acids or oxidizers
• Keep out of reach of children and animals not intended for mineral supplementation

• Avoid applying to wet soil in high-wind conditions to minimize dust
• Do not apply to aquatic environments or near water bodies — mineral runoff can alter aquatic chemistry
• Follow recommended application rates; higher rates are not necessarily more beneficial and may alter soil pH or mineral balance
• When used as an animal feed supplement, follow established feed guidelines for the relevant species

• Inhalation: Move to fresh air. If respiratory symptoms persist, seek medical attention
• Eye contact: Flush with clean water for 15 minutes. Seek medical attention if irritation continues
• Skin contact: Wash with soap and water. Generally not irritating at typical application levels
• Ingestion: Rinse mouth. Azomite is a food-grade mineral product but is not intended for direct human consumption. Contact Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) if large quantities are ingested

Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete safety information.

Azomite is a naturally mined mineral product sourced from a unique geological deposit in Utah, USA. The deposit was formed when ancient volcanic eruptions deposited ash into a seabed environment, creating a hydrated sodium calcium aluminosilicate (HSCAS) material. Over millions of years, this material accumulated an unusually broad spectrum of approximately 70 trace and ultra-trace elements. The name "Azomite" stands for "A to Z Of Minerals Including Trace Elements." It is mined, processed, and sold without chemical alteration.

Yes. Our Azomite Micronized is OMRI Listed for use in certified organic production, meeting the standards of the USDA National Organic Program. It is also registered with the appropriate state agricultural departments for use as a soil amendment. Always verify your specific certification body's requirements if you are seeking organic certification for your operation.

Micronized Azomite has a finer particle size than granular grades, which increases surface area for contact with soil particles and biology. This can support more consistent mineral distribution when broadcast applied. Ultra-fine (ite) powder is the finest available and is often used in hydration products or for mixing into liquid amendments, though Azomite remains largely insoluble regardless of particle size. For standard garden and agricultural applications, micronized powder is the most commonly used grade.

While Azomite is a natural product, applying well above recommended rates is not more effective and may shift soil mineral balance in unintended ways. Follow the rates listed in the Application Rates & Directions section. For maintenance applications, an annual rate of 50–100 lbs per acre (or proportional rates for home gardens) is typically sufficient. If you are unsure, a soil test will help guide your application rate more precisely.

Azomite is generally considered pH-neutral and is not expected to significantly raise or lower soil pH at typical application rates. Unlike limestone or sulfur, it is not used as a pH amendment. However, because it is a complex mineral product, periodic soil testing is always recommended when making any amendment additions to your garden or field.

The primary guaranteed analysis includes Soluble Potash (K₂O) 0.2%, Calcium 1.8%, Magnesium 0.5%, Chlorine 0.1%, and Sodium 0.1%. Beyond these, Azomite contains approximately 70 trace and ultra-trace elements including silica, iron, manganese, zinc, boron, selenium, and numerous rare earth elements. For the complete elemental breakdown, refer to our Certificate of Analysis. For a deeper look at why trace minerals matter, read Major Elements vs. Trace Elements: Why Your Plants Need Both.

Azomite is a natural mineral product and is not acutely toxic at typical garden application rates. However, as with any fine mineral powder, inhalation of large quantities of dust should be avoided. Keep children and pets off treated areas until the powder has been watered in or incorporated into soil. The fine dust can be mildly irritating to eyes and respiratory tracts. Always store bags securely away from children.

Yes. For raised beds and container mixes, Azomite is a popular addition during initial soil preparation. Use approximately 1 lb per 10 sq. ft. for raised beds, tilled into the top several inches. For containers, mix 1 tsp per 2-inch pot diameter into potting soil before planting, and reapply 1 tsp per pot quarterly. Many gardeners who use Azomite for raised bed remineralization — as described in our customer success stories — report strong results over multiple growing seasons. To understand how Azomite fits into a broader soil health strategy, see The 5 Fertilizers That Will Also Encourage Soil Health.

• OMRI Listed for certified organic production
• Registered with state agricultural departments as required
• Independently tested by third-party laboratories for quality assurance
• Independently lab tested for heavy metal content — Certificate of Analysis available for review
• Sourced from a single, verified geological deposit in Utah, USA
• Packaged at our facility in Madera, California

We stand behind the quality of our Azomite. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee. Simply return the unused portion in its original packaging and we will process a full refund — no questions asked. Contact us at questions@greenwaybiotech.com to initiate a return.

• Our packaging is made from biodegradable materials — it can be left in your garden or compost where it will naturally degrade
• Azomite is a naturally mined mineral product with no chemical synthesis required
• We source raw materials responsibly and support sustainable farming practices
• Ongoing research into organic and environmentally friendly product solutions

At Greenway Biotech, we believe in giving back to our community. 1% of all profits from our product sales go to the Greenway Foundation, dedicated to supporting children's education. Your purchase directly contributes to improving educational opportunities for children. Learn more at greenway.foundation.

Greenway Biotech, Inc. has been a trusted source of fertilizers, soil amendments, and agricultural minerals since 1989. Originally established in California, we are now located at 17861 Road 24, Madera, CA 93638 — positioned in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley to better serve commercial and home growers alike. We specialize in CDFA-registered agricultural fertilizers, chelated micronutrients, organic amendments, and magnesium wellness products, with a commitment to technical accuracy, third-party testing, and regulatory compliance.