NPK value of my organic fertilizer

[iskhan]

Hi
You comments and suggestion is highly appreciated on my fertilizer ingredients
1) Mustered/Cotton seed Oil Cake (powder form)
Mustered seed Oil Cake
[img]https://2.imimg.com/data2/DU/BD/IMFCP-4089914/full-images-mustard-cake-782043-250x250.jpg[/img]
Cotton seed Oil Cake
[img]https://2.imimg.com/data2/FM/RB/MY-3403946/cotton-seed-oil-cake-250x250.jpg[/img]
2) Dry Alpha Alpha (powder form)
[img]https://s3.hubimg.com/u/4797550_f520.jpg[/img]
3) Wood & paper ash
4) Wood powder
5) Egg shell powder
6) Some rusty iron nails
Can any one tell me how can I know the NPK ratio of my organic fertilizer?

[kdodds]

Unless you have it analyzed, you can't, sorry. Seems like an awful lot of trouble, though, when packaged ferts are clearly labelled and inexpensive.

[cynthia_h]

Iskhan, I've moved your post to the Vegetable Gardening forum. It may get wider viewership among "Do It Yourself" (DIY) people. I know that somewhere I read NPK values of basic ingredients the past couple of years, but can't remember right this minute. I'll search around for you.

Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9