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Orku 10Kg Fossil Shell Flour - Livestock Garden Diatomaceous Earth Bulk

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Management number 241160658 Release Date 2026/07/17 List Price US$61.19 Model Number 241160658
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Orku Fossil Shell Flour is a natural diatomaceous earth powder sourced from ancient freshwater deposits in North Queensland. Formed from fossilised diatoms and milled to an average particle size of approximately 300 microns, it is suitable for garden, livestock-area and general farm applications.

Features:

  • Australian-sourced freshwater DE mined in North Queensland from ancient freshwater lake beds.
  • 300 micron fine grade milled to an average particle size of approximately 300 microns.
  • Naturally rich in amorphous silica at approximately 95.6%.
  • Uncalcined diatomaceous earth with no added chemicals or treatments.
  • Commonly used in gardens, poultry areas, animal bedding, compost systems and farm environments.

Specifications:

  • Country of origin: Australia
  • Grade classification: Garden and livestock-area grade. Not intended for human consumption.
  • Ingredients: 100% pure diatomaceous earth
  • Particle size: Approximately 300 micron average
  • Appearance: Off white to cream powder
  • Odour: Odourless

Safety Advice: Avoid inhaling dust and use in well-ventilated areas. Avoid contact with eyes and keep out of reach of children.

Package Includes: Diatomaceous earth powder in resealable packaging.


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