Rhizomyidae manure as main fertilizer of rosmarinus officinalis fertilizers

Abstract

The invention discloses rhizomyidae manure as a main fertilizer of rosmarinus officinalis fertilizers, wherein, the breeding manner of rhizomyidae does not employ antibiotics. Forages of rhizomyidae mainly comprise bamboo root, bamboo stem and bamboo leaf. Because bamboo is limit in nutrition, rhizomyidae need to ingest a large amount of bamboo roots, bamboo stem and bamboo leaves every day, and a large amount of neyraudia reynaudiana, saccharum arundinaceum, miscanthus floridulus, pennisetum purpureum and pennisetum sinese seed are added for artificial breeding, and the forages are natural, organic and free of pesticide residues, heavy metal pollution and the like. Rhizomyidae manure contains a certain amount of protein, starch, wax, fat and resin besides cellulose obtained through decomposition conversion of microbes and enzymes, hemicellulose and lignin. The manure also contains amino acids, multiple effective trace elements, multiple vitamins, saccharides, carbohydrates and the like, and is abundant in nutrition. A fertilizer is prepared by mixing 75% of rhizomyidae manure with a dictyophora indusiata cultivation material disclosed in a patent with the application number of 201310225040.1, and the fertilizer is beneficial for improving soil, increasing the content of rosmanol, carnosol and carnosic acid in rosmarinus officinalis, increasing the germination rate of a seed, and enabling the plant to grow flourishingly and branches and leaves to be dense.

Description

1. Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a special organic fertilizer for tea, which is characterized in that the main component of the fertilizer is bamboo rat feces. 2. Background technology: [0002] Existing organic fertilizers mainly use poultry manure such as chickens, ducks, pigs and cattle. Because antibiotics and artificial feed are widely used in livestock and poultry such as chickens, ducks, pigs and cattle, the feces contain pesticide residues, various drug residues and heavy metal pollution, etc., which do not fully meet the organic fertilizer standards. [0003] With the further recognition of the edible and medicinal value of bamboo rats in recent years, more and more farmers have begun to breed bamboo rats, and the way of raising bamboo rats does not use antibiotics. Bamboo rats feed mainly on bamboo roots, bamboo stems and bamboo leaves. Due to the limited nutrition of bamboo, bamboo rats need to eat a lot of bamboo roots, bamboo stems and bambo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Over the years, in order to increase the income of tea, the main tea planting areas in my country have been using chemical fertilizers for a long time, and the supply of organic fertilizers is insufficient, which leads to the imbalance of soil nutri