I wouldn't think any fertilizer could be deemed acceptible to use year after year. Fertilizing and liming would depend on what the occational soil test indicated.

tj

That mix could be used but may not be necessary. What does a good, reliable soil test say about your soils needs? Simply applying any "fertilizer" organic or not without the guidance of a good, reliable soil test can be a waste of time, energy, and money as well as contribute to the polluting of our planet.

In the most recent article (that I know of) that formula was presented the author states this:

"In my gardens, I use only this mix and regular additions of compost. Together they produce incredible results. I�ve recommended this system in the gardening books I�ve written over 20 years."

I have used the formula for the last three (3) years, however, next year I plan to use three (3) parts seed meal (alfalfa meal) due to the strength of my compost and the response of all my plants this year. I too must admit the bounty this year is exceptional...

Blutranes

Here is a link that might be useful: A Better Way To Fertilize