TH11720C3 - Organic fertilizers from dung and salt Using microorganisms as a catalyst - Google Patents

Abstract

New requests, improvements Method for producing organic fertilizers from dung from salt Using microorganisms as a catalyst According to claim 1, there is a process consisting of precipitation, salt, animal manure, rice husk, fine bran, molasses and digestive microorganisms, such as fungi of the Trichoderma group, Ph.D. 1 microorganisms or EM water microbes, etc. To combine inside the compost container for 20-40 days after that will get organic fertilizers from precocious salt by using microorganisms as a catalyst. High quality

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Disclaimer (all) which will not appear on the advertisement page. : New request, update 1. Organic fertilizers from dung from salt Using microorganisms as a catalyst Contains a mixture of all fermented materials by volume consisting of - 1 to 10 parts of salted dung by volume - 1 to 10 parts dung by volume - 1 to 8 parts black husk by volume - 1 to 6 parts by volume. - Molasses equal to 0.2 to 1.0 parts by volume - Microorganisms equal to 0.001 to 0.010 parts by volume. (Microorganisms that help digest include fungi of the Trichoderma group, Pho 1 microorganisms or EM water microorganisms as the beginning) 2. The production process of organic fertilizers from dung and salt. Using microorganisms as a catalyst According to claim 1, there is a process consisting of precipitation, salt, animal manure, rice husk, fine bran, molasses and digestive microorganisms, such as fungi of the Trichoderma group, Pho 1 microorganisms or EM water microorganisms, etc. by mixing and mixing them. Well inside the compost container for 20-40 days. Get organic fertilizers from dodd and salt. Using microorganisms as a catalyst 3. Organic fertilizers from dung from salt Using microorganisms as a catalyst According to claim 1, where the bran can be partially or completely replaced with rice straw, and the black chaff can be replaced with Chaff or sawdust in part or in whole.