Do you know all about bio organic fertilizer

Bio organic fertilizer is a combination of bacterial fertilizer and organic fertilizer. Probiotics are the main effective components. Organic fertilizer, as the carrier of probiotics, provides energy and nutrients for the growth and reproduction of probiotics, guarantees the propagation and maintenance of active bacteria in bio organic fertilizer, and provides organic matter and multiple nutrients for the growth of crops.

Specific understanding of bio organic fertilizer
Bio organic fertilizer refers to a special fertilizer containing a clear functional microbial strain. The product contains not only decomposed organic fertilizer, but also a prescribed number of functional bacteria. It is a fertilizer production process that combines microbial fertilizer and organic fertilizer, and belongs to the category of microbial fertilizer. Bio organic fertilizer is mainly used to resist soil borne diseases, promote root growth and improve fertilizer utilization.


It should be made clear that strains (bacterial agent, biological fertilizer, biological bacterial agent), compost, organic fertilizer (refined organic fertilizer, commercial organic fertilizer) are not biological organic fertilizer. The effect of bio organic fertilizer should be greater than that of the combination of high efficient bacteria (fungicide) and organic nutrition carrier.

• Indicators of bio organic fertilizer

1. 1. CFU ≥ 200 million / g. Some products on the market are labeled with 2 billion or 200 billion effective bacteria / g, which are generally fake. " The number of effective viable bacteria (CFU) ≥ 200 million / g, and the successful colonization of functional bacteria, it is enough, not that the more the better.
2. 2. Organic matter content ≥ 45%. The nutritional basis for the growth, root colonization and function development of microbial species is formulated according to the research results and formula.
3. 3. Water content ≤ 30%. This is the necessary water content to ensure the survival of functional bacteria.