Sources and benefits of organic fertilizers in the organic fertilizer production line

In organic fertilizer production lines, the sources of organic fertilizers are very wide. Today we will take a closer look at its various sources and benefits.

Sources of organic fertilizers:

1. Agricultural waste

Crop straw is one of the important sources. For example, the straw after rice and wheat harvest, they are rich in organic matter such as cellulose. In the organic fertilizer production line, straw can be converted into nutrient-rich organic fertilizers through fermentation and other processes.

There are also fruit shells, such as peanut shells, walnut shells, etc., which can also be used. These fruit shells were originally waste, and after treatment, they become part of organic fertilizers, which not only reduces garbage accumulation, but also realizes resource regeneration.

2. Livestock and poultry breeding waste

Cow dung, sheep dung, etc. With the development of animal husbandry, the output of livestock and poultry manure is huge. These manures contain a large amount of nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. After the processes of composting and deodorization in the organic fertilizer production line, they become high-quality organic fertilizers.

There are also animal remains, such as dead livestock and poultry, which can also become raw materials for organic fertilizers after harmless treatment.

3. Organic waste from daily life

Leftovers, fruit peels, etc. generated by households are specially collected and processed and enter the organic fertilizer production line, and can eventually become organic fertilizer, realizing the transformation from kitchen waste to farmland fertilizer.

Benefits of organic fertilizers:

1. Improve soil structure

The humus in organic fertilizers can increase the soil's aggregate structure, make the soil more loose and breathable, and improve the soil's ability to retain water and fertilizer. Long-term use can effectively prevent soil compaction and is beneficial to the growth and development of crop roots.

2. Provide rich nutrition

In addition to nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, organic fertilizers also contain medium-sized elements such as calcium, magnesium, and sulfur, and trace elements such as iron, manganese, and zinc, which can fully meet the nutritional needs of crops at different growth stages and improve crop yields and quality.

3. Environmentally friendly

The production and use of organic fertilizers helps reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, reduce the risk of chemical fertilizers polluting the soil, water, and atmospheric environment, and promote the sustainable development of agriculture.