Applying enzyme bacterial fertilizer to rice can improve planting efficiency

Enzyme bacterial fertilizer is a fertilizer that can improve the economic benefits of rice, as shown by its trial report.

(1) Fertilizers tested: enzyme bacterial fertilizer, other compound fertilizer I, other compound fertilizer II, ordinary mixed fertilizer.

(2) Trial situation: The trial site was set up at the trial base of Guangdong Sanren Company. The trial land area was 80 sq m, divided into 4 plots, each with an area of 20 sq m. The soil texture was newly reclaimed red soil, with low fertility.

(3) Trial method: All four tested fertilizers were used as base fertilizer. The ratios of the four fertilizers were as follows:

(1) Enzyme bacterial fertilizer 60 kg/mu + urea 5 kg/mu;

(2) Other compound fertilizer 160 kg/mu + urea 5 kg/mu;

(3) Other compound fertilizer II 60 kg/mu + urea 5 kg/mu;

(4) Ordinary mixed fertilizer: ammonium bicarbonate 45 kg/mu + calcium superphosphate 45 kg/mu + potassium fertilizer 8 kg/mu.

During the entire growth period, paddy field management was carried out according to the standard rice cultivation management plan. The trial results showed that rice treated with enzyme bacterial fertilizer as base fertilizer was better than the other tested fertilizers in all indicators such as plant height, number of tillers, number of effective panicles, number of filled grains, and 1000-grain weight, with the highest yield increase reaching 55.6% compared with other fertilizers. This indicates that enzyme bacterial fertilizer is a high-quality organic biological fertilizer that efficiently increases yield and income.