Special organic-inorganic fertilizer for beets

Abstract

The invention discloses a special organic-inorganic fertilizer for beets. The special organic-inorganic fertilizer comprises the following effective components in percentage by weight: 10-18 percent of pure N, 15-20 percent of PxO5, 6-10 percent of KO2, 8-12 percent of organic matters and 5-7 percent of amino acid. The special fertilizer has the advantages that the component proportioning is reasonable, and the production method is simple; the concentration of effective nutrients is high, so that the balanced nutrition can be provided for the beets in a whole growth period, the microbiota of the root systems of the beets is improved, and the yield and the sugar content of the beet roots are obviously improved; and after the special fertilizer is used for a long time, the organic matters of soil can increase, and the physical and chemical properties of the soil are improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a special fertilizer for beet, in particular to an organic-inorganic special fertilizer for beet. Background technique [0002] Fertilizer is one of the material basis of agricultural production. Among traditional fertilizers, organic fertilizers can increase soil organic matter, improve soil structure, adjust soil pH, and improve crop root microbial flora, but they cannot provide a large amount of available nutrients for crops, and organic fertilizers have low effective nutrient content and high transportation costs. Inconvenient to use; inorganic fertilizers can meet the large amount of available nutrients demanded by crops, but long-term use will often destroy the soil structure, and due to nutrient imbalance, some nutrients are insufficient and some nutrients are excessive, which will affect the yield and quality of crops, and the accumulation and leaching of excess nutrients Loss will cause soil and water pollution. [0...

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Problems solved by technology

Among traditional fertilizers, organic fertilizers can increase soil organic matter, improve soil structure, adjust soil pH, and improve crop root microbial flora, but they cannot provide a large amount of available nutrients for crops, and organic fertilizers have low effective nutrient content and high transportation costs. Inconvenient to use; inorganic fertilizers can meet the large amount of available nutrients demanded by crops, but long-term use will often destroy the soil structure, and due to nutrient imbalance, some nutrients are insufficient and some nutrients are excessive, which will affect the yield and quality of crops, and the accumulation and leaching of excess nutrients cause soil and water pollution