(Natural Farming question) Any sort of FIsh Amino Acid product I can use instead of making a KNF FAA

[cobblestoner]

So I've been using a feed of LAB, garden weed/Beet FPJ, with a few drops of Dr bronners castille soap and I want to add Fish Amino Acids to that as well as some other things for soil health.

I plan on starting a "ferment" of fish for use in a few months but for now I want to try and find a natural replacement for use in vegetative to flower while that is in the making. Ive been browsing some products, OMRI Listed, but a lot seem like too heavy of a feed and I fear they would throw my plants and soil off balance.

Any recommendations?

 

[cobblestoner]

I was thinking something like this

 

[Homesteader]

Fish is a great source of Nitrogen and it is pretty hard to give the plants too much fish if you don't mind the smell. I would recommend using fish hydrolysate and not emulsion however. Try to source better quality fish too.
https://smallfarms.cornell.edu/2014/10/recipes-to-regenerate-your-small-farm/

 

[cobblestoner]

Fish is a great source of Nitrogen and it is pretty hard to give the plants too much fish if you don't mind the smell. I would recommend using fish hydrolysate and not emulsion however. Try to source better quality fish too.
https://smallfarms.cornell.edu/2014/10/recipes-to-regenerate-your-small-farm/

What is the difference In nutrience lol I can't figure it out

 

[Homesteader]

What is the difference In nutrience lol I can't figure it out

Hydrolyized liquid fish uses a process that doesn't cook the fish and it keeps more oils, acids and proteins that are turned into a more balanced product than emulsion. NPK is probably similar but micro nutrients are most likely higher in hydolysate compared to cheap crappy cooked bay fish have a lot more heavy metals and also could have chlorine depending on process