ZOOM! Organic is an OMRI certified organic product. Here is information we put on the bag of ZOOM Organic. If you care for more information, please email me direct at ZoomJack@wi.rr.com Guaranteed Analysis Total Nitrogen (N) . . . . . . . . . . 4% 0.40% Ammoniacal Nitrogen 2.00% Water Insoluble Nitrogen 1.60% Slowly Available Water Soluble Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5) . . . 2% Soluble Potash (K2O) . . . . . . . . 3% Total Calcium (Ca) . . . . . . . . . . 2% Derived from: Poultry Manure Chlorine (CI), not more than 6.00% F315 Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the internet at http://www.aapfco.org/metals.htm

According to the Wikipedia site you took the image from, it's Diaprepes abbreviatus....a species of weevil. You can find out everything you need from that Wiki site. ;-)

@colleenoz. I not too sure what you mean in your post, to be honest.... @ingeorgia. Yes, I'm happy with what I got for it. I sold it honestly, making it quite clear that I did not not its age or what it may have previously been used for.... What I meant was that I feel for the person who bought it, if they have bought it based on the potential mis-information of the seller. Cheers

If you do a search for ceiling fan information or ceiling fan blogs you will get lots of hits. Many of these websites sell fans for multiple manufacturers and they provide general information about ceiling fans and specific information for each manufacturers. Other sites seem to be strictly informational. Here are a few to get you started http://theceilingfansite.com/welcome-to-the-ceiling-fan-site-blog/ http://www.thefanshop.com/ceiling-fan-blog/ http://www.ceilingfansdirectory.com/ Hope this helpful. My kitchen renovation creep led us to replace our great room ceiling fan. It was a bit pricey but really moves the air around and all the way across the room rather than just blowing down like our previous fan did.