Efficient fertilizer additive

Abstract

The invention discloses an efficient fertilizer additive. The additive is prepared from formula components in parts by mass as follows: 15-25 parts of distillers' grains, 6-10 parts of metalloprotease, 6-8 parts of disodium inosinate, 10-12 parts of disodium inosinate, 5-15 parts of naphthalene acetic acid, 5-7 parts of triiodobenzoic acid, 20-30 parts of sargassum, 5-7 parts of nitroguaiacol and 6-10 parts of bacillus subtilis. With the adoption of the additive, environmental pollution can be reduced, and the yield and quality of crops, flowers, fungi and vegetables can be improved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of additives, in particular to a high-efficiency fertilizer additive. Background technique [0002] With the growth of the world's population, the development of industries and the continuous expansion of the scale of cities, a large amount of arable land has been occupied, which has reduced the area of ​​arable land year by year. In order to meet people's demand for food and agricultural and sideline products, the output of food must be increased, and the application of chemical fertilizers is an effective means to increase the output of food. At present, traditional chemical fertilizers such as nitrate nitrogen fertilizer, ammonia nitrogen fertilizer, amide nitrogen fertilizer, cyanamide nitrogen fertilizer, etc. all have a certain effect on increasing production. Because these fertilizers evaporate quickly and have low utilization rates, they must be used more if they want to increase production. The intangible burden ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, traditional chemical fertilizers such as: nitrate nitrogen fertilizer, ammonia nitrogen fertilizer, amide nitrogen fertilizer, cyanamide nitrogen fertilizer, etc., all have a certain effect on increasing production. Because these chemical fertilizers volatilize quickly and have low utilization rate, they need to apply more to increase production. It invisibly increases the burden on farmers, and at the same time, a large amount of long-term use also brings many side effects, such as: polluting the environment, and polluting groundwater, rivers and lakes to varying degrees through the infiltration of rainwater