CN116425571A - Method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, belonging to the field of biogas slurry fermentation. In particular to a method for accelerating biogas slurry fermentation by adding poultry manure. The method comprises the steps of utilizing antibacterial property and multiple nutrients in biogas slurry fermentation to enable good and bad microorganisms in soil to generate antagonism, adopting a comprehensive bacterial population to inhibit primary bacteria, carrying out aerobic rapid fermentation on the comprehensive bacterial population, rapidly decomposing organic substances in biogas slurry and biogas residues, generating lipopeptides in secondary metabolites thereof, providing nutrition for other probiotics in the soil, carrying out rapid fermentation on the comprehensive bacterial population (poultry manure biogas slurry), rapidly decomposing the organic substances in the biogas slurry and biogas residues, generating lipopeptides in the secondary metabolites thereof, providing nutrition for other probiotics in the soil, competing for nutrition by pathogenic bacteria, and forming inhibition.
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Technical Field
The invention provides a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, belonging to the field of biogas slurry fermentation. In particular to a method for accelerating biogas slurry fermentation by adding poultry manure.
Background
At present, because livestock and poultry manure is stacked and is inappropriately managed, a large amount of pollutants enter a water body, the livestock and poultry manure enters the water body, the water body loss rate is up to 25% -30%, the COD emission is close to the total industrial wastewater COD emission, the N, P loss is larger than the chemical fertilizer loss, and the water body is one of the main reasons of rural non-point source pollution, if the livestock and poultry manure cannot be timely treated, the surrounding environment and the water source are seriously polluted, and the ecological environment is seriously influenced, so that the manure produced by the livestock and poultry industry becomes one of the important factors restricting the deep development of a breeding enterprise, and although livestock and poultry manure, agricultural wastes, industrial wastes and the like are partially utilized to prepare organic fertilizers, a certain amount of harmful substances such as heavy metals, pesticides, feed additives and antibiotics can exist, and the harmful substances can be brought into soil and the environment along with the harmful substances, and in addition, although the organic fertilizers have more component types, each nutrient content is relatively less, the utilization rate is low, and the bacteria are more.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, and provides a fermentation method for performing rapid fermentation by adding poultry manure into the biogas slurry. Simple structure and convenient use.
The invention relates to a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, which is realized by utilizing the beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, wherein the method utilizes the antibacterial property and multiple nutrients in the fermentation of the biogas slurry to enable good and bad microorganisms in soil to generate antagonism, and adopts a comprehensive bacterial population to inhibit primary bacteria, the comprehensive bacterial population carries out aerobic rapid fermentation to rapidly decompose organic substances in biogas residues of the biogas slurry, and lipid peptides can be generated in secondary metabolites of the organic substances to provide nutrition for other probiotics groups in soil;
the fermentation period of the comprehensive strain group is within 5 days;
the comprehensive strain group comprises three bacillus, two streptomycete groups and other probiotics groups;
the fermented biogas slurry contains various bioactive substances including but not limited to organic acids, trace elements, plant growth hormone, B vitamins and antibiotics;
the organic acid is mainly amino acid and indoleacetic acid;
butyric acid, indoleacetic acid in the organic acid and penicillin and vitamin B12 in the plant growth hormone are used for inhibiting pathogenic bacteria;
the antibiotics in the fermented biogas slurry have direct inhibition effect on plant diseases and insect pests of crops;
the fermented biogas slurry also contains ammonia and salt, wherein the ammonia and the salt are used for inhibiting plant diseases and insect pests of crops;
the probiotics colony of the fermented biogas slurry can compete with pathogenic bacteria for nutrition in competition with the pathogenic bacteria, so that the nutrition around the pathogenic bacteria can be rapidly absorbed and depleted, and the prevention and treatment effect is achieved;
further, poultry manure biogas slurry is added into the fermentation biogas slurry;
further, the poultry manure biogas slurry comprises one or more of chicken manure biogas slurry, pig manure biogas slurry and cow manure biogas slurry;
the invention relates to a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, which adopts comprehensive bacterial population (poultry manure biogas slurry) to perform rapid fermentation, so as to rapidly decompose organic substances in biogas slurry biogas residue, and lipid peptide can be generated in secondary metabolites of the organic substances, thereby providing nutrition for other probiotics in soil, competing nutrition with pathogenic bacteria and forming inhibition effect.
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The invention relates to a method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, which is realized by utilizing the beneficial microorganism composite bacteria, wherein the method utilizes the antibacterial property and multiple nutrients in the fermentation of the biogas slurry to enable good and bad microorganisms in soil to generate antagonism, and adopts a comprehensive bacterial population to inhibit primary bacteria, the comprehensive bacterial population carries out aerobic rapid fermentation to rapidly decompose organic substances in biogas residues of the biogas slurry, and lipid peptides can be generated in secondary metabolites of the organic substances to provide nutrition for other probiotics groups in soil;
the fermentation period of the comprehensive strain group is within 5 days;
the comprehensive strain group comprises three bacillus, two streptomycete groups and other probiotics groups;
the fermented biogas slurry contains various bioactive substances including but not limited to organic acids, trace elements, plant growth hormone, B vitamins and antibiotics;
the organic acid is mainly amino acid and indoleacetic acid;
butyric acid, indoleacetic acid in the organic acid and penicillin and vitamin B12 in the plant growth hormone are used for inhibiting pathogenic bacteria;
the antibiotics in the fermented biogas slurry have direct inhibition effect on plant diseases and insect pests of crops;
the fermented biogas slurry also contains ammonia and salt, wherein the ammonia and the salt are used for inhibiting plant diseases and insect pests of crops;
the probiotics colony of the fermented biogas slurry can compete with pathogenic bacteria for nutrition in competition with the pathogenic bacteria, so that the nutrition around the pathogenic bacteria can be rapidly absorbed and depleted, and the prevention and treatment effect is achieved;
further, poultry manure biogas slurry is added into the fermentation biogas slurry;
further, the poultry manure biogas slurry comprises one or more of chicken manure biogas slurry, pig manure biogas slurry and cow manure biogas slurry;
further, the content of metal ions in the fermented biogas slurry is as follows:
the functions of biogas slurry fermentation are the results of multiple action mechanisms, including competition for nutrition and space with pathogenic bacteria, promotion of decomposition of macromolecules in soil and effective absorption of nutrition, improvement of soil properties, promotion of crop growth and disease resistance, and the like. Successful antagonism is achieved with a number of factors in combination. The probiotics in the fermentation liquor can compete with pathogenic bacteria for nutrition in competition with the pathogenic bacteria, so that the nutrition around the pathogenic bacteria can be rapidly absorbed completely, and the prevention and treatment effect is achieved.
The invention and its embodiments have been described above with no limitation, but the examples shown are only one of the embodiments of the invention, and the actual structure is not limited thereto. In summary, if one of ordinary skill in the art is informed by this disclosure, a structural manner and an embodiment similar to the technical solution should not be creatively devised without departing from the gist of the present invention.
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1. A method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria is characterized by comprising the following steps: the antibacterial property and multiple nutrients in biogas slurry fermentation are utilized to enable good and bad microorganisms in soil to generate antagonism, and a comprehensive bacterial population is adopted to inhibit primary bacteria, wherein the comprehensive bacterial population is subjected to aerobic rapid fermentation to rapidly decompose organic substances in biogas slurry and biogas residues, and secondary metabolites of the organic substances can generate lipopeptid to provide nutrition for other probiotics groups in soil.
2. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the fermentation period of the comprehensive strain group is within 5 days.
3. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the comprehensive strain group comprises three bacillus, two streptomycete groups and other probiotics groups.
4. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the fermented biogas slurry contains various bioactive substances including but not limited to organic acids, trace elements, plant growth hormone, B vitamins and antibiotics.
5. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 4, which is characterized in that: the organic acid is mainly amino acid and indoleacetic acid.
6. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 4, which is characterized in that: butyric acid, indoleacetic acid in the organic acid and penicillin and vitamin B12 in the plant growth hormone are used for inhibiting pathogenic bacteria.
7. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: poultry excrement biogas slurry is added into the fermentation biogas slurry.
8. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 7, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the poultry manure biogas slurry comprises one or more of chicken manure biogas slurry, pig manure biogas slurry and cow manure biogas slurry.
9. The method for promoting rapid fermentation of biogas slurry by utilizing beneficial microorganism complex bacteria according to claim 8, which is characterized in that: the chicken manure biogas slurry comprises the following components: n:0.54%, P 2 O 5 :0.25%、K 2 O:0.52%, total Nutrient (NPK): 1.33%;
the pig manure biogas slurry comprises the following components: n:0.41%, P 2 O 5 :0.2%、K 2 O:0.31%, total Nutrient (NPK): 1.22%;
the cow dung biogas slurry comprises the following components: n:0.31%, P 2 O 5 :0.16%、K 2 O:0.32%, total Nutrient (NPK): 0.79%.
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