I know that the organic matter in Scotts is much better than other brands, which isn't surprising as they've been around for a century and have numerous locations throughout the United States. I will say this about this product, it doesn't seem to be as good at holding moisture as other brands. What's more, I'm a little confused about when exactly I should use it and on what, the instructions aren't that clear in these regards.
The Scotts brand of fertilizers and lawn care products are manufactured by Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, which, while a giant in the marketplace, doesn't have a well understood relationship with the growers that it sells to, which is particularly reflected in how they don't specify which types of lawns work best.
It is quite common for people to end up putting less than they should as they go about trying to get the proportions just right for the types of plants that they are trying to grow.
The decision to go organic is something that quite evidently is new and that they are not sure how to instruct their consumers to use it. You really have to make sure that you keep an eye on the roots of your lawn as it is quite common for them to get clogged up to the point that they can't absorb the water properly. When this happens it can be very frustrating and even costly and wasteful as you may find yourself not feeding your lawn as you should.