A Method for Eliminating Solidago canadensis with Organic Wet Waste
A technology for garbage and yellow flowers, applied in land preparation methods, organic fertilizers, biological organic part treatment, etc., can solve the problems of low calorific value of incineration and waste of resources, and achieve the effect of reducing waste of resources, avoiding environmental pollution, and the method is convenient and quick.
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[0023] Section 4 of the protective forest belt on the west side of Laogang Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai is divided into 5 subdivisions, each with an area of 4,000 square meters. From the application of organic wet waste to the natural consumption of all wet waste, solidago canadensis has not been seen growing in the area. And the test results showed that after the application of organic wet waste, the soil pH value decreased, the EC value increased, and the organic matter, total salt content and available nutrient content all increased.
Embodiment 2
[0025] In a demonstration section of the Guzong Road Moat Ring Road in Lingang New City, Shanghai, due to management problems, the goldenrod in the site grew to a height of about 2 meters within 2 years and covered the entire demonstration section area, resulting in extremely poor growth of the remaining plants in the demonstration section. 90% of shrubs and ground cover plants died. After manual cutting and covering with organic wet garbage, no goldenrod canadensis grew within 6 months, and then the straw harvested in other areas was crushed and transported to the demonstration section to be mixed with organic wet garbage in the compost for secondary fermentation, 12 months After that, no goldenrod appeared.
Embodiment 3
[0027] Due to management problems in a demonstration section in Jinshan District, Shanghai, solidago canadensis grew to a height of about 4 meters within 2 years and covered the entire demonstration section area. After manual cutting and covering with organic wet garbage, no goldenrod canadensis grew within 6 months, and the straw harvested from other areas of goldenrod canadensis was crushed and transported to the demonstration section to be mixed with organic wet garbage and konjac rhizomes in the compost for secondary treatment. After the second fermentation, no goldenrod appeared after 20 months.
[0028] The organic wet garbage mainly comes from vegetable peels and peels in farmers' markets and garbage recycling in residential areas, and the main components are vegetable roots, vegetable leaves, melon peels, and fruit chips in a weight ratio of 1:0.8:0.7. The weight ratio of the solidago canadensis straw powder, the organic wet garbage and the konjac rhizome is 0.5:1:0.3....
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