Low-density vegetable organic bacterial fertilizer and preparation method thereof
An organic bacteria, low-density technology, applied in organic fertilizers, biochemical equipment and methods, fixed on/in organic carriers, etc., can solve soil compaction, high microbial colonization and low survival performance, and excessive use of chemical fertilizers To prevent soil compaction, restore soil vitality, and inhibit pests and diseases
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[0059] Example 1. Low-density vegetable organic bacterial fertilizer, the density of the organic bacterial fertilizer is 0.6g / cm 3 .
[0060] The organic bacterial fertilizer comprises the following components by mass percentage:
[0061] Medium and micronutrient elements 0.5%, zinc lignosulfonate 0.05%, fly ash 1%, ammonium sulfate 0.5%, aluminum sulfate 0.15%, ferrous sulfate 0.15%, immobilized Beauveria bassiana culture 1%, immobilized green Beauveria culture 1%, compound microbial powder 0.5%; the rest are fermented organic matter.
[0062] The fermented organic matter is made by adding a small amount of straw pulverized mushroom residue to adjust the water content, and then stacking and fermenting the immobilized white rot fungus culture at high temperature, adding quicklime powder to adjust the pH value of the substances in the stack, and then stacking with the composite microbial inoculum. product after fermentation.
[0063] The composite microbial inoculants inclu...
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[0082] Example 2. Low-density vegetable organic bacterial fertilizer, the density of the organic bacterial fertilizer is 0.8g / cm 3 .
[0083] The organic bacterial fertilizer comprises the following components by mass percentage:
[0084] Medium and micronutrient elements 1.5%, zinc lignosulfonate 0.2%, fly ash 2%, ammonium sulfate 0.8%, aluminum sulfate 0.35%, ferrous sulfate 0.45%, immobilized Beauveria bassiana culture 1.5%, immobilized green Beauveria culture 1.5%, compound microbial powder 2%; the rest are fermented organic matter.
[0085] The fermented organic matter is made by adding a small amount of straw pulverized mushroom residue to adjust the water content, and then stacking and fermenting the immobilized white rot fungus culture at high temperature, adding quicklime powder to adjust the pH value of the substances in the stack, and then stacking with the composite microbial inoculum. product after fermentation.
[0086] The composite microbial inoculants incl...
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[0105] Example 3. Low-density vegetable organic bacterial fertilizer, the density of the organic bacterial fertilizer is 0.67g / cm 3 . The organic bacterial fertilizer comprises the following components by mass percentage: 1% of medium and micronutrient elements, 0.2% of zinc lignosulfonate, 1% of fly ash, 0.7% of ammonium sulfate, 0.15% of aluminum sulfate, and 0.45% of ferrous sulfate, 1.5% of immobilized Beauveria bassiana culture, 1.5% of immobilized Beauveria anisopliae culture, 2% of compound microbial powder; the rest are fermented organic matter.
[0106] The fermented organic matter is made by adding a small amount of straw pulverized mushroom residue to adjust the water content, and then stacking and fermenting the immobilized white rot fungus culture at high temperature, adding quicklime powder to adjust the pH value of the substances in the stack, and then stacking with the composite microbial inoculum. product after fermentation.
[0107] The composite microbial...
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