Document the process of organic nutrient soil for peanut shell goose manure and sheep manure. The main ingredient is goose dung sheep dung peanut shell. Peanut shell fiber content is high. After fermentation and decomposition, it is loose and breathable. A large number of crushed peanut granules inside the oil and fat are fermented to make the soil more nutritious! Sheep dung goose dung. Nutrients are slowly released after fermentation is complete. Provide continuous nutrition to plant roots! Add fermentation broth. The fermentation bacterial liquid is rich in a large amount of sugar. Make the plant roots thicker. Beneficial for plant roots. Add urea and calcium superphosphate. Urea regulates nitrogen sources. Adjust the carbon-nitrogen ratio. Make fermentation more thorough. Calcium superphosphate is added, that is, deodorant, and phosphorus and nitrogen are solidified. Make nutrition less likely to be lost!
Traditionally matched nutrient soils do not guarantee the death of pests and harmful bacteria in the soil
The prepared nutrient soil is more loose and breathable after high-temperature fermentation
The high temperature kills all insect eggs and harmful bacteria
The fermentation temperature should not exceed 70 degrees
Reasonable regulation of dry humidity and carbon-nitrogen ratio makes fermentation more thorough
The temperature was high. The harmful bacteria of the eggs are dead
The second time to turn over the pile
The high-temperature fermentation of the nutrient soil is the real nutritious soil
Fermentation is good
The third time I turned the pile, I could see that most of the peanut shells had a higher content of carbonated organic matter