MICROPLEX LM
Benefits of Use:
- MicroPlex® LM should be mixed with water and then sprayed over or sprinkled directly into the manure pit with mixing, or poured directly into the flow of water entering the lagoon.
- To break up a crust on a pit, use Crust Removal Application amount once per week, two weeks prior to pumping, and agitate the pit after each application.
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