This invention relates to the field of integrated water and
fertilizer irrigation and
rhizosphere microbial regulation technology in
agriculture, and discloses a device for regulating
rhizosphere soil microorganisms in
asparagus based on integrated water and
fertilizer management. The device includes a substrate feeding hopper, a first auxiliary agent supply mechanism, a second auxiliary agent supply mechanism, and a turnover
mixing chamber. The substrate feeding hopper is connected to a
discharge transition cylinder at its bottom, which then communicates with the turnover
mixing chamber. The first auxiliary agent supply mechanism outputs multiple guide pipes and connects to an underground
drip irrigation network. A double-layered composite spiral propulsion blade is installed in the turnover
mixing chamber to achieve
solid-liquid kneading and mixing. The second auxiliary agent supply mechanism connects to the mixed liquid outlet component through a
liquid phase pipeline to complete secondary confluence. This invention avoids elemental
antagonism through multi-channel independent delivery, constructs a microbial carrier through deep
solid-liquid mixing, and improves
rhizosphere moisture uniformity through a spiral
drip irrigation structure, significantly enhancing
fertilizer utilization efficiency and the activity of the
asparagus rhizosphere microecological environment, achieving a synergistic effect of water and fertilizer conservation with increased yield and quality.