In recent years, China's microbial fertilizer industry has developed rapidly, with a good growth momentum

Microbial fertilizer, also known as biological fertilizer, biofertilizer, bacterial fertilizer or inoculant, etc. Figuratively speaking, microbial fertilizer is “microbes + fertilizer”, because on the one hand microbial fertilizer contains “organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium” and other nutrients essential for crop growth, and at the same time the product also contains a large amount of beneficial microbial bacteria; the beneficial microbial bacteria multiply in the soil, playing functions such as improving the soil and preventing and controlling diseases. Microbial fertilizer is one of the fertilizers commonly seen in recent years, often seen in agricultural production, and in China microbial fertilizer has developed rapidly in recent years.

Microbial fertilizer is the common name for microbial fertilizer, and it is an auxiliary fertilizer carrying live bacteria.

There are a large number of microorganisms in the soil (including bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes), generally several hundred million to several billion microorganisms per gram of soil. Some are beneficial to crop growth and development, while some are harmful. People use scientific methods to isolate and select beneficial microorganisms from the soil, and after cultivation, reproduction, and preparation into microbial agents, these microbial agents are applied to agriculture to increase crop yields; this is called microbial fertilizer, also known as microbial fertilizer. At present, the microbial fertilizers produced and applied in China mainly include rhizobia, azotobacter, phosphate-solubilizing bacteria, potassium-solubilizing bacteria, antibiotic-producing bacteria fertilizers, etc.

⟦NL> Microbial fertilizer, through the life activities of beneficial microorganisms, antagonizes harmful microorganisms, promotes the transformation of nutrients in the soil, improves the availability of soil nutrients, improves crop nutritional conditions, and increases soil fertility.

The application of microbial fertilizer includes spraying bacterial liquid on leaf surfaces, spraying bacterial liquid on seeds, seed dressing, and mixing solid microbial agents with seeds as microbial fertilizer, etc.