Looks good. It is not the only product that is sold "organic" but you get more red wigglers with your compost then you'll get with their fertilizer. The Vegetable fertilizer will help promote root growth and the Lawn will make your grass greener. I always blend my kitchen scraps and throw on the compost after turning. It helps the worms and come summer I have loads.

Here is a link that might be useful: Propagating Perennials

That's cool! I can't have a real compost pile myself (too little space, too many gardens), but this is the next best thing.

Looking at the lawn food (8-1-4), you'd either want to double the amount so you get 0.8 lbs/k ft and apply 4 to 5 times a year, or use the normal amount at 8 to 10 apps per year.

With grain prices rising, if this were available locally and the price the same or cheaper, I'd sure think about it. Like Bullthistle said, there won't be any worms in it. Since you have those already in the soil, though, feed them and they will reproduce. Fast. 1.5 years in, I have so many worm castings that you couldn't avoid stepping on one EVERY time you took a step on the lawn.

I'll keep an eye out for when it hits the stores and will probably give it a try and let the forum know how it works out.

I saw the 8-1-4 analysis on the website, but when you read the annual report for the company, the analysis is listed 3-1-2.

I'd want to apply at a rate that would give me appx 1 pound of nitrogen per 1000 sf - definitely higher than their stated application rate.