A Detailed Guide to the Correct Application Methods of Bio-Organic Fertilizer
How is bio-organic fertilizer applied? Here is an introduction. The application of bio-organic fertilizer can refer to the following points: 1. Apply the right amount. The organic matter and other nutrient contents of bio-organic compound fertilizers vary according to each enterprise's production standards. When applying, you should look at both the nutrient content of the fertilizer formula and the soil texture and...
How is bio-organic fertilizer applied? Here is an introduction.
The application of bio-organic fertilizer can refer to the following points:
1. Apply the right amount. The organic matter and other nutrient contents of bio-organic compound fertilizers vary according to each enterprise's production standards. When applying, you should determine the application rate based on both the nutrient content of the fertilizer formula and the soil texture and fertility. Generally, the amount used per 667 sq m (1 mu) is about 50 kg. For plots with poor soil texture and low fertility, use a little more; otherwise, reduce accordingly.
2. Apply at suitable soil moisture. Under long-term drought conditions, bio-organic compound fertilizer should not be forcibly applied; wait until after rain when the soil moisture is moderate. The standard for suitable soil moisture is: field soil can be formed into a ball by hand and crumbles when dropped.
3. Apply as a mix. Bio-organic compound fertilizers come in general-purpose and special-purpose types. To achieve both quick-acting and long-lasting effects, they should be mixed with quick-acting chemical fertilizers, and the best results come from mixing them with high-content compound fertilizers. Depending on different crops, you can also apply additional fertilizers containing major and trace elements such as potassium, boron and zinc, which gives even better results.
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