Keeping in mind that by far the vast majority of soy beans are genetically engineered, and not acceptable to organic growers, This product may fall in that category.

Keeping in mind that by far the vast majority of soy beans are
genetically engineered, and not acceptable to organic growers, This
product may fall in that category.

true, but it is OMRI certified.. while i wouldn't generally eat GMO foods, it's probably "safer" than say chicken poop which could carry diseases. i think i would pick the Soy over chicken, even if the Soy was made by GMO.

The typical NPK of soybean meal varies but is usually reported as 6-1.5-2. As is common with most single ingredient organic ferts, it will contain minimal quantities of any micronutrients, if any. You are reaping some benefit of micronutrients in the Jobes product by virtue of the kelp included in the formulation.

@gardengal48: "Minimal quantities of micronutrients" is close to what one ideally wants, since micronutrients are only needed in small quantities. Soybean meal contains calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, etc according to http://www.feedipedia.org/node/674