Farmers

Know Your Odds. Feed Your Soil. Build Your Legacy.

You already know that healthy soil is the foundation of profitable farming. Natural Fertilizer Services helps you take it to the next level by adding professionally managed organic nutrients to your fertility program. With over 20 years of experience and 50,000+ acres served, we're Iowa's trusted partner for farmers ready to enhance their soil health while maintaining practical, profitable operations.

Three Key Challenges You Are Facing

Rising Input Costs With synthetic fertilizer prices volatile and unpredictable, diversifying your nutrient sources makes economic sense. Natural fertility provides stable, local pricing that helps protect your bottom line.

Declining Soil Biology Even the best synthetic programs can't provide the organic matter and biological activity your soil craves. Natural fertility feeds the microbes that make nutrients available to your crops.

Building for the Future Every generation wants to leave the land better than they found it. Natural fertility increases organic matter, improves soil structure, and builds long-term land value for the next generation.

The Natural Advantage:

• All 17 Essential Nutrients Unlike synthetic fertilizers that focus on NPK, natural fertility provides the complete spectrum of nutrients your crops need—including critical micronutrients often overlooked.

• Improved Soil Structure Organic matter from natural fertility enhances water infiltration, reduces compaction, and creates the aggregation that roots need to thrive.

• Better Water Management Every 1% increase in organic matter helps soil hold 20,000 more gallons of water per acre—critical insurance against drought and flooding.

• Professional Application Our precision equipment and trained operators ensure even distribution and optimal placement, maximizing nutrient availability while maintaining compliance.

• Local & Reliable Sourced from Iowa feedlots and processors, natural fertility keeps nutrients and dollars circulating in our local economy while reducing transportation costs.