Special slow release fertilizer for grapes and preparation method thereof
A slow-release fertilizer and grape technology, which is applied to the field of slow-release fertilizers for grapes and its preparation, can solve the problems of incomplete fertilizer nutrients, inability to grow and develop normally, increase labor costs and work intensity, etc., and improve physical and chemical properties and biological properties. Activity, increase and renewal of soil organic matter, and the effect of promoting microbial reproduction
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[0025] Reference figure 1 The method for preparing a slow-release fertilizer dedicated to grapes provided by the present invention includes the following steps:
[0026] S1. After mixing the brewery wastewater, sugar factory wastewater, and distiller's grains evenly, the temperature is increased for concentration, and the corncob powder, peanut shell powder, wheat bran, oil extraction residue, vetch, sweet clover, and manjiang red are added to the room temperature. Adjust the pH to 6-7, then add the compound fermentation inoculum to mix, seal, heat up and ferment to obtain material A;
[0027] S2. Mix chicken manure, superphosphate and borax, add horse manure, sheep manure and silkworm excrement after heating up, adjust the pH to 5-7 after cooling down to room temperature, then add compound enzyme preparation, stir evenly, and sprinkle with zeolite powder Activated carbon, heat up for enzymatic hydrolysis, and then heat up and inactivate to obtain material B;
[0028] S3. After mix...
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[0033] The present invention proposes a special slow-release fertilizer for grapes, and its raw materials in parts by weight include: 100 parts of brewery wastewater, 80 parts of sugar factory wastewater, 20 parts of distiller’s grains, 90 parts of corn cob powder, 50 parts of peanut shell powder, and wheat bran 40 parts, 60 parts of oil residue, 60 parts of vetch vetch, 70 parts of sweet clover, 80 parts of manjiang red, 5 parts of zeolite powder, 12 parts of activated carbon, 30 parts of horse manure, 40 parts of sheep manure, 35 parts of chicken manure, 30 parts of silkworm excrement Parts, 1.2 parts of superphosphate, 0.1 part of borax, 3 parts of compound enzyme preparation, 12 parts of compound fermentation inoculum, 5 parts of nano carbon, 40 parts of biogas digester residue, 20 parts of humate, 35 parts of soybean root, 20 parts of medicine residue Parts, 25 parts of straw powder, 20 parts of wood chips, 3 parts of polyvinyl alcohol, 5 parts of papermak...
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[0042] The present invention proposes a slow-release fertilizer special for grapes. Its raw materials include, by weight, 120 parts of brewery wastewater, 50 parts of sugar factory wastewater, 30 parts of distiller’s grains, 80 parts of corn cob powder, 60 parts of peanut shell powder, and wheat bran. 30 parts, 90 parts of oil residue, 50 parts of vetch, 80 parts of sweet clover, 60 parts of Manjiang red, 8 parts of zeolite powder, 10 parts of activated carbon, 50 parts of horse manure, 20 parts of sheep manure, 45 parts of chicken manure, 20 parts of silkworm excrement Parts, 2 parts of superphosphate, 0.08 parts of borax, 5 parts of compound enzyme preparation, 8 parts of compound fermentation inoculum, 10 parts of nano carbon, 30 parts of biogas digester residue, 30 parts of humate, 15 parts of soybean root, 25 parts of medicine residue Parts, 16 parts of straw powder, 26 parts of wood chips, 1 part of polyvinyl alcohol, 8 parts of papermaking sludge, 12 par...
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