If you never used or bought Bat Guano for fertilizer before, Now is your opportunity to find out just how good this fertilizer is. Read this background Information for some historic reference and then you can go back to the Guano Pages and buy the Guano you need.

The word guano originated from the Quichua language of the Inca civilization of south America and means "the droppings of Sea Birds". It is a misnomer to refer to bat dung as Guano even though we do it all the time. As the word is used today, Guano describes both bat and sea bird manure. The most famous Guano was that used by the Inca. The Guano would collect on the rainless islands and coast of Peru. Atmospheric conditions insured a minimal loss of nutrients. There is very little leaching of valuable material, nor is there a considerable loss of nitrogen. For this the Inca would guard and regulate the treasured soil enricher. Access to the Guano deposits were restricted to chosen caretakers. Disrupting the rookeries could result in punishment by death. Fortunately we do things a little differently today.

Now, a very exciting offer available for growers and anyone who likes to buy in Bulk, For retail click here, Guano in large plastic drums at reduced prices. Shipped truck freight. Click the buy buttons and checkout through paypal(You don't need a Paypal account to do this). In the comments tell us if you have a commercial delivery address, a farm, a job site or residential address. Commercial delivery with a fork lift or loading dock is the cheapest freight. Once we have your order we will send you a request for payment through paypal for the freight in a couple of days. Please allow up to two weeks for delivery for this custom packaging.

All-Purpose Guano 125lbs N-P-K (10-4-1) Pallet sizes 3 drums per pallet. $395.00/drum How Many Option 1 $395.00 USD Buy Three $1,095.00 USD Shipping charges to be billed	Mexican Bat Guano 125lbs N-P-K is (10-2-1) Pallet sizes 3 drums per pallet. $479.00/drum How Many? Option 1 $479.00 USD Buy Three $1,305.00 USD Shipping charges to be billed	Jamaican Bat Guano 375lbs N-P-K (1-10-0.2) Pallet sizes 3 drums per pallet $1,045.00/drum How Many Option 1 $1,045.00 USD Buy Three $2,865.00 USD Shipping charges to be billed	Indonesian Bat Guano 375 lbs N-P-K (0-7-0) Pallet size 3 drums per pallet $780.00/drum How Many Option 1 $780.00 USD Buy Three $2,220.00 USD Shipping charges to be billed
Sunleaves All-Purpose Guano (10-4-1) is an effective and environmentally friendly way to make plants happy! It’s a great source of nitrogen and potassium for improved overall growth and blooming, with no questionable chemicals. All-Purpose Guano can be applied using a variety of methods in soil and hydroponic gardens.	An excellent source of the nitrogen and trace elements all vegetative crops need, Sunleaves Mexican Bat Guano (10-1-1) substantially boosts leaf growth and overall plant vigor. Mexican Bat Guano can be paired with high-phosphorus Jamaican or Indonesian Bat Guano for impressive flowers and delicious produce.	Nothing is better for blooming flowers or ripening fruits than pure, high-phosphorus Sunleaves Jamaican Bat Guano (0-10-0). Jamaican Bat Guano is most effectively used at the root zone to heighten root and flower development. Gardeners can amend their soil with it, use it as a top dressing, or create a guano tea and apply it directly to plant roots in a fortified water dilution.	From the Far East comes Sunleaves Indonesian Bat Guano (0-7-0). With a high phosphorus rating, Indonesian Bat Guano is perfect for encouraging multiple blooms and hardy root growth. It’s 100% natural and suitable for all indoor and outdoor plants. May be dissolved in water or applied as a top dressing for slow release.
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You can have Bat and Seabird Guano without having to risk your life. Click any of the buy links on this page and we'll send you some! Guano became a very important part of the development of agriculture in the United States. During the peak of the "Guano Era", drastic steps were taken to maintain a supply for the U.S. farmer. On August 18, 1856, Congress passed an act to authorize protection to be given to citizens of the United States who may discover Guano, under which any citizen of the United States was authorized to take possession of and occupy any unclaimed island, rock or key containing Guano. The discoverers of such islands were entitled to exclusive rights to the deposits thereon, but the Guano could only be removed for the use of the citizens of the United States.