Ecological organic fertilizer containing organic, inorganic and beneficial microorganism

Abstract

The invention belongs to the fields of complex microorganism fertilizer and bio-organic fertilizer, in particular relates to a completely new ecological organic fertilizer which is prepared by adding an inorganic chemical fertilizer of a certain proportion into an organic fertilizer fermented by a special fermentation microbial inoculum and formed by livestock manure, crop straws, mud, mushroom slag, garden shearing substances, grass peat, castor bean meal, bone meal, and bean pulp meal rich in cellulose. The invention can fix the nitrogen in the air, release the phosphor and potassium elements hardly dissolved in soil, improve the utilization ratio of the chemical fertilizer, enhance the biological activity of the soil, inhibit the occurrence of plant diseases and insect pests, and improve the crop quality while improving the crop yield.

Description

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows for safer and more effective use of organics like manure or other materials by creating better structures with fewer harmful substances from them. Additionally, it also includes various types of microorganisms called azots (Azospirals) that help plants absorb nutrients faster without losing their roots. These technical benefits include improved plant growth rates, reduced environmental pollution caused by excessive pesticides usage, increased yield due to enhanced absorption of phyto-hormones, prevention against disease outbreaks, improvement of agricultural products such as citrus fruits, vegetables, grains, etc., reduction of residual amounts during production processes, and even greater improvements when applied through foliage treatment techniques.

Problems solved by technology

This patents discusses various ways for treating domestic and plant biomass disposal (BDF) materials, including decomposers used during BDF decomposition processes. These methods can be expensive due to low utilities compared with conventional treatment techniques like landfill management systems. Additionally, they may cause harmful effects if applied over long periods of time. Therefore, it would be important to develop effective solutions without negatively affected environmental concerns associated with current technologies.