Never heard of it.

Stoney

I never heard of it either but they have a website.
Randal

The correct spelling is Milorganite. There is lots of info about it on the Internet.

Jim

Try this

Here is a link that might be useful: Milorganite

Below you will find the specifications:

Guaranteed Analysis:

5.0% Total Nitrogen (N) = 3.5% Water Insoluble (slow-release) N + 1.5% Water Soluble N
2.0% Available Phosphate (P2O5)
0.0% Potash (K-typically 0.5%)
1.2% Available Calcium (Ca)
4.0% Total Iron (Fe)

Typical Micronutrients:

0.58% Sulfur (S)
0.68% Magnesium (Mg)
0.045% Zinc (Zn)
0.022% Copper (Cu)
0.133% Manganese (Mn)
Trace amounts of Boron (B) and Molybdenum (Mo)

The Milorganite C:N (carbon to nitrogen) ratio is 6:1.

That sounds more like soil micro web than really a fertilizer , to me.

Most people use it for their lawns and ornamentals. Not really recommended for edibles though since the pepper pods don't touch the ground you could use it. If you are trying to stay organic, it's not on the NOP.

Don't think you'd really want to use it for fruiting plants anyway since it's 5-2-0.