EP3814300A1 - A novel ecological and biological organomineral fertilizer - Google Patents
A novel ecological and biological organomineral fertilizerInfo
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- EP3814300A1 EP3814300A1 EP19797149.2A EP19797149A EP3814300A1 EP 3814300 A1 EP3814300 A1 EP 3814300A1 EP 19797149 A EP19797149 A EP 19797149A EP 3814300 A1 EP3814300 A1 EP 3814300A1
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- fertilizer
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Classifications
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C05—FERTILISERS; MANUFACTURE THEREOF
- C05D—INORGANIC FERTILISERS NOT COVERED BY SUBCLASSES C05B, C05C; FERTILISERS PRODUCING CARBON DIOXIDE
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- C05B1/04—Double-superphosphate; Triple-superphosphate; Other fertilisers based essentially on monocalcium phosphate
Definitions
- the invention relates to solid organomineral fertilizer which provides switching to biological farming from agrichemical and increase of efficiency of product obtained by agriculture, and which is obtained by blending of organic fertilizers and chemical raw materials, and which is controlled-release, and which has properties of being ecological and biological.
- the soil is essentially comprised of four different structure matters.
- the proportional amounts of structure matter by volume on a soil suitable for plant growing are as follows:
- Vegetal and animal residue constitute the main source of soil organic matter. Depending on type and decomposition rate of said vegetal and animal residue, percentage of these matters in organic matter is changed.
- Main matters found in composition of organic matter are; carbohydrates such as sugar, starch and cellulose, lignin, tannin, oils and waxes, resins, proteins, pigments and mineral substances.
- the biggest constituents of soil organic matter are lignin and protein.
- Inorganic matters found in soil are chemically non-metal elements such as C, H, 0, N, S, P and metal elements such as Ca, Mg, K, Na, Cu, Mn, Zn, Al, Fe .
- Organic matter content in soils is desired to be more 3% in terms of soil quality and production.
- Plants need the elements such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Sulfur, Iron, Manganese, Copper, Zinc, Boron and, in some cases Molybdenum to grow and maintain their lives.
- Organic matter and water amount present in the soil is sufficient to provide a portion of nutrient required for growing the plants.
- generally organic matter inside the soil can be poor in terms of a number of elements and nutrients required for growing the plants.
- fertilizing process is performed to increase efficiency of agricultural soils in order to increase quality and quantity of the product.
- the fertilizer is a chemical or natural material that is added to soil to provide chemical elements required for the nutrition of plant. Moreover, the fertilizers are matters containing nutrients required for growing the plants. Fertilizer factor can provide an increase about 40% in efficiency of the crop. Fertilizers are sorted as natural fertilizers and artificial fertilizers .
- the fertilizer known as natural fertilizer is a product containing required minerals for the nutrition of plants, easing the nutrition of plant from the soil by regulating chemical and physical structure in the soil, being obtained from the wastes of fossil, animal and plants.
- the most common natural fertilizers are stable fertilizers, composts and green manures.
- Organic fertilizers correct physical properties of soils. They provide more suitable growing environment for the plants by increasing water retention capacity, ventilation, heating and water permeability of the soil.
- the substances contained in organic fertilizers prevent the matters such as potassium and nitrogen which can be easily dissolved and washed off in water to be removed by being washed off due to rain waters.
- Organic fertilizers besides providing those advantages, have disadvantages in that they contain low level of food substance, their nitrogen, phosphor and potassium amounts are not constant, they cannot provide the food substances required by plants quickly, they cause growing of weeds thereby require agricultural spraying.
- the stable manure which is natural fertilizer is kept generally on outside after being discharged from the stable until it is used as fertilizer for the plants on seed-time. This leads loss of great portion of nutrients contained in the fertilizer due to rains and gases generated as result of fermentation. For the prevention of nutrient loss, the stable manure should be preserved such that entrance of air into it is prevented. This process brings along additional costs for fertilizer user and becomes disadvantageous.
- Chemical fertilizer is produced by unnatural chemical methods to support non-metal inorganic matters which are to be in soil and cultivated in soil, differently from natural fertilizers. Chemical fertilizers are present in liquid and solid form, and are preferred in solid and granular forms, as they are generally easy to transport and store.
- Chemical fertilizers cause contamination of groundwater, and cause chemically given fertilizers to be quickly washed off from the soil, and loss of soil by erosion. Additionally, chemical fertilizers change pH of soil, increase salt concentration of soil and prevent organisms in soil to work.
- Chemical fertilizers generate reaction in soil and said reactions disturb the micro organismal balance. Thereby, it leads reduction of microorganism activities.
- soil in which micro organismal life does not exist conversion of residues of plants and animals into soil cannot be performed. Therefore, the soil continuously becomes poorer and its structure is degenerated. As result of heavy chemical fertilization, plant growth is stopped and reduction on the yield obtained from plants is observed.
- Organomineral fertilizers are constituted by mixing of organic fertilizers such as stable manure, poultry, bird manure and compost and various chemicals and natural substances in miscellaneous proportions.
- Organomineral fertilizer called as hybrid fertilizer are obtained by combining soil enhancing property of organic matters and advantages of chemical minerals in one fertilizer.
- Organomineral fertilizers can be applied to each type of soils, and can increase the efficiency of soil without damaging the soil and leading to environmental pollution .
- Humic and fulvic acids contained in structure of organomineral fertilizers keep plant nutrition in mineral fertilizers applied to soil useful for the plants and ensure that these substances are easily absorbed by plant roots .
- Patent document No 2016/03721 concerning the production of organomineral fertilizers providing all those advantages discloses that giving mixture of worm dropping, bat guano and leonardite material to the soil increases fertility.
- this patent document do not have a wide usage area due to lack of information stating in what proportions should this mixture be prepared in different type of soil structures, and cannot fulfil identification of "organomineral fertilizer" since all of its contents are organic.
- the patent document No WO2013098573A1 is related to phosphorous acid salt in which zeolite is used as substrate and to fertilizer formulation formed of plant nutrition. However, that invention don disclose any information about the structure of zeolite in different soil types.
- the most essential aim of the invention is to meet organic matter need of the soil and to give/release ions required by plants slowly and in a controlled manner to the plants as much as they need and to prevent the ions causing specifically health problems to be mixed into environment, underground sources by retaining the amounts which are not needed by the plants in the fertilizer/ soil.
- Another aim of the invention is to provide the soil with high ion change property thereby ensuring release of necessary minerals into soil in a controlled manner.
- a further aim of the invention is to ensure fertilizer saving by spreading organic fertilizer after transforming into organomineral fertilizer.
- Another object of the invention is to prevent organic fertilizer spread onto soil without being sufficiently fermented to damage environment and to create smelling, and also to ensure yield increase of products.
- a further object of the invention is to achieve organomineral fertilizer which can be applied to different soil types depending on composition of organic fertilizer, and which has a structure that can be used/changed based on property of soil.
- Good agriculture practice is defined as production method which do not contain hazardous residues on human health, which is produced without polluting the environment or damaging the natural balance, during production of which welfare of human or other livings are not negatively influenced regarding its production, production of which is performed in conformity with agricultural regulation of the country where the consumers live and with agricultural regulation of the country where the product is grown, wherein all these processes are controlled and certificated by being recorded.
- fertilizer compatible with the soil is only possible by analyzing the soil. According to obtained soil analyze, efficiency of the soil is increased by supplying the soil with missing minerals and nutrients.
- the invention relates to organomineral fertilizer having property of being controlled released, used for controlling the growth of plants in farming and agriculture, formed by blending organic and chemical raw materials according to analyze data obtained as result of analyzing the soil where plants grown in agriculture and farming are grown.
- the selection of natural fertilizers used for the production of organomineral fertilizers and the proportions used in the fertilizer content vary depending on the agricultural wastes and/or animal fertilizers of the region where the organomineral fertilizer will be applied.
- Used organic fertilizers can be stable, poultry, bird manure, compost etc.
- organomineral fertilizers with subject matter controlled releasing properties
- the ions required by the plant are given in a slow and controlled manner at the proportion of need of the plant, thus providing the soil with high ion exchange properties besides enriching the soil in terms of organic matter.
- the amount not needed by the plant retained in the fertilizer/soil and some ion and lead (Pb +2 ) an the like heavy metal ions such as the nitrate ion (NC -) which causes especially health problems are prevented from mixing into groundwater.
- the controlled release property of the subject matter organomineral fertilizer is ensured by utilizing the natural and surfactant modified zeolites present in the organomineral fertilizer composition and the ion exchange properties of zeolites .
- Zeolites have the highest ion exchange capacity compared to some substances (sand, clay, peat, etc.) used with the soil.
- the retention and usability of changeable ions by soil is based on ion exchange properties.
- the retention and usability of potash (K20) added to soil as fertilizer depends on the cation change between the clay mineral in the soil or the natural zeolite mineral in the soil and the potash salt.
- the type and amount of organic fertilizers to be spread onto soil is determined according to the analysis data from the soil.
- Ideal soil identification is, according to cation distribution, %65 Ca 2+ , + % 10 Mg 2+ +%5 K + + %20 H + ⁇ According to this distribution, essential cations in the soil can be sorted as calcium, magnesium, potassium and hydrogen. Significant amount of Na + existence in this soil makes it inconvenient for agriculture.
- Natural zeolite minerals used in the invention has a clear negative charge on crystal lattices. While the natural zeolite is negatively charged, zeolites show very poor interest in anionic type pollutants. Na + amount in the soil is decreased as result of exchange of ion of cations (as Na+, Ca2+ , K+) and quaternary amine salts of natural zeolite and the soil is made convenient for agriculture and growth of the plant is supported.
- NH 4 + ions removed by being washed off with rain or irrigation water from various soil types by means of using natural zeolite in the invention are preserved in soil for a long time and supplied for the benefit of plants. Also, NH 4 + poisoning caused by using extreme fertilizer and burning of plants are prevented.
- the main properties supplied to the fertilizer by natural zeolite can be specified as follows;
- the natural zeolite used in the subject matter controlled release organomineral fertilizer is clinoptilolite type, and the formula of this zeolite is (Na3K3) (Al6Si 4 o) O96.24H 2 0.
- controlled release organomineral fertilizer can be produced by two different formula.
- the formulation of controlled release organomineral fertilizers not containing surfactant modified zeolite (SMZ) is as follows:
- CAN Calcium Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer
- DAP Diammonium Phosphate Fertilizer
- CMN Calcium Magnesium and Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer
- the controlled release organomineral fertilizer is formed by the addition of organic fertilizer 25% of which is stable manure, 25% of which is poultry manure and 50% of which is agricultural waste.
- surfactant modified zeolite which has N0 3 ion adsorption property is used.
- NO3- ion adsorption capacity of the surfactant modified zeolite is approximately 0.106 mg/g.
- NC>3 ions in the soil can be adsorbed with zeolite positive (+) charged (micelle structure) with hexadecylmethyl ammonium- bromide (HDTMA) which is a surfactant, i.e. with surfactant modified zeolite (SMZ) .
- HDTMA hexadecylmethyl ammonium- bromide
- SZ surfactant modified zeolite
- modified zeolites which are organo-zeolite used in the second form of the invention adsorb more inorganic oxyanions (such as chromate, selenate and sulfate) from aqueous solutions compared to natural zeolites.
- the production method of said Surfactant Modified Zeolite consists of the process steps of - Mixing of hexadecyltrimethyl ammonium-bromide (HDTMA) solution with natural zeolite in centrifuge,
- TSP Triple Super Phosphate
- the controlled release organomineral fertilizer is formed by the addition of organic fertilizer such as stable manure, poultry, bird manure, compost etc. in the proportion of 35%.
- controlled release organomineral fertilizer sepiolite and montmorillonite type clays may also be used instead of the natural zeolite.
- anions such as PO4 3 -, S0 4 2 A N0 3 is ensured.
- the leonardite used in the 1st and 2nd formulas of the invention contains humic acid and fulvic acid, and has effect on the physical, chemical properties of the soil as well as the biological effect on the growth of the plant.
- the leonardite source humic acids used in the invention have a long lasting effect on the soil on which they are applied and do not enter into competition with nutrients such as nitrogen. Leonardite provides significant contributions to development of the plants in sandy and clayed soils.
- the subject matter controlled release organomineral fertilizers may be in several forms and are produced in solid form in the present invention.
- the solid organomineral fertilizer enriches the soil in terms of organic matter and performs the slow and controlled release of ions required for the plant to the soil without causing environmental pollution.
- organomineral fertilizer With the aim of producing organomineral fertilizer, natural and chemical substances in particle sizes close to each other are selected and these substances are mixed in a closed environment at room temperature.
- the resulting organomineral fertilizer of about 0-200pm size and in powder form is achieved by the combination of organic and mineral constituents.
- Organomineral fertilizers are turned into pellet or granule form in order to be spread onto the field together with seeds by the manure spreader, are packed finally and made ready for use.
- the amount of the solid organomineral fertilizer containing the natural and surfactant modified zeolite and chemical and organic fertilizers spread onto the soil is decreased, the water retention capacity of the soil is increased, the pH of the soil is regulated and it maintains preserving its properties for an average of 4-5 years.
- organomineral fertilizers prepared by organic regulator is performed by mixing about 5-10 grams of fertilizer with the soil at the level of root per plant seedling.
- the organomineral fertilizer obtained by mixing the subject matter organic substances and minerals does not constitute a problem for the environment and ensures a significant amount of fertilizer saving.
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