How to apply biofertilizer for good results? A detailed guide to the correct method

1. When using biofertilizers such as silicate bacteria, phosphate-solubilizing bacteria, rhizosphere nitrogen-fixing bacteria and rhizobia, improper application methods lead to poor results.

2. To improve the effectiveness of biofertilizers, you must pay attention to the following 6 points:

First, understand the production date, application rate, usage method and other relevant information of the biofertilizer, and apply it within the shelf life. Store it away from light, in a ventilated and dry place.

Second, understand the role of the microorganisms, the applicable crops and the application techniques; for example, rhizobia are used for symbiotic nitrogen fixation in legume crops, and different legume varieties have different rhizobium fertilizers.

Third, advocate the early, close and even application technique, that is, apply early, generally as a base fertilizer, seed fertilizer or seedling fertilizer; apply close to the crop roots; mix the seeds and seedling fertilizer evenly.

Fourth, advocate mixing with organic fertilizer, which can improve the application effect.

Fifth, avoid long periods of direct sunlight, and cover with soil promptly after application.

Sixth, it should not be mixed with chemical fertilizers or fungicide pesticides, so as not to affect the fertilizer efficiency.