What are the benefits of applying microbial fertilizers and bio-organic fertilizers to heavy clay soil?

Microbial fertilizers and bio-organic fertilizers are two types of microbial products that have become very popular on the market in recent years. The two differ in the functions they emphasize. In production, they are often applied together to improve soil with poor structure and properties. Now let's follow Yezi to learn about their application on clay soil!

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What are the drawbacks of clay soil? How can it be improved?

Clay soil has good fertilizer retention capacity, but it releases nutrients slowly, and results appear slowly after fertilization. It also has poor air permeability, making it hard for plants to root, and it easily causes root rot due to poor drainage.

Practice has proven that applying rotted horse manure to this type of heavy clay soil, together with microbial fertilizers and bio-organic fertilizers, can greatly improve the soil's structure and properties and its fertility, making it more suitable for crop growth.

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How do microbial fertilizers and bio-organic fertilizers work after being applied to clay soil?

They contain a variety of live beneficial microorganisms. After entering the soil, through a series of reproductive activities, they produce large amounts of secondary metabolites, which can promote the formation of granular structure, make the soil loose and airy, and improve its water and fertilizer retention, turning it into land truly suitable for crop growth.

In addition, beneficial bacteria develop and multiply in large numbers around crop roots, inhibiting or antagonizing various pathogenic microorganisms in the soil, thereby greatly avoiding infection by soil-borne diseases. They can also improve crop resistance, significantly enhancing the ability to withstand various pests and diseases, ultimately achieving high yield and high quality in crops.

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