Bio-organic fertilizers are rich in organic matter and contain various elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements such as calcium, magnesium, sulfur, manganese, zinc, copper, boron, molybdenum, and chlorine. Most importantly, functional bacteria can decompose The mineral phosphorus in the soil decomposes the mineral potassium in the soil, releases various nutrients such as phosphorus and potassium, and provides stable nutrients for crops.
Compound fertilizer processing equipment is classified by adding nutrients in npk manufacturing process: those containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are called binary compound fertilizers; those containing nitrogen, phosphorus and three elements are called ternary compound fertilizers: except for three In addition to nutrients, it also contains micronutrients called multi-functional compound fertilizers: in addition to nutrients, it also contains pesticides or auxin substances called multi-functional compound fertilizers. .jpg)
Granular compound (mixed) fertilizer: The mixed compound fertilizer production line can use the npk fertilizer production line for various elemental fertilizers. During the mixing process, a small amount of liquid phase can be provided by heating and adding acid, and the ammonia-containing solution can be turned into water vapor. Conditional use of double roller granulator, disc granulator, or drum granulator, etc, to produce compound fertilizer. The main characteristics of fertilizer are high nutrient concentration and remarkable fertilizer effect.
Decompose nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and animal and plant residues, release nutrients, decompose pesticides and herbicide complexes, reduce fertilizer use by 30% to 50%, and increase fertilizer utilization by about 40-60%. In addition to the high bio-organic fertilizer, the use of bio-organic fertilizer will not increase the total fertilizer input, but the use of long-term bio-organic fertilizer, the total fertilizer input may be less than in previous years, reducing costs.