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Vermicompost

Vermicompost, or biohumus, vermiculture, is a product of manure or organic waste processing by earthworms. It contains macro- and microelements, plant growth regulators (auxin, gibberellin), enzymes (phosphatase, catalase), has biological activity. In the process of vermicompost formation the number of pathogenic microorganisms (salmonellae) and viruses decreases. Worms feed on all organic matter, which is 20-25% […]

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Green fertilizers

Green fertilizers (green manure) – fresh plant matter, plowed into the soil to enrich it with organic matter and nutrients. Siderats – plants grown as a green fertilizer. Sideration – a method of enriching the soil with green fertilizers. Green fertilizers have the same effect on soil properties, crop yield and quality of crops as […]

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Composts

Composts – organic fertilizer produced by the process of decomposition of one or more organic components. Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers Lithium fertilizers Complex fertilizers Complicated fertilizer Mixed fertilizers Liquid complex […]

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Sewage sludge

Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers Lithium fertilizers Complex fertilizers Complicated fertilizer Mixed fertilizers Liquid complex fertilizers (LCF) Organic fertilizers Manure Litter-free manure Slurry Poultry manure Peat Straw Sapropel Industrial and municipal […]

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Industrial and municipal waste

Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers Lithium fertilizers Complex fertilizers Complicated fertilizer Mixed fertilizers Liquid complex fertilizers (LCF) Organic fertilizers Manure Litter-free manure Slurry Poultry manure Peat Straw Sapropel Industrial and municipal […]

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Sapropel

Sapropel (from the Greek sapros – rotten and pelos – mud, silt) – bottom sediments of freshwater reservoirs, from pink to dark brown in color, the natural color changes in the air. It is organomineral compounds. Sapropel is formed from the remains of plants and animals, contains mineral and organic impurities, dries slowly, after drying […]

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Straw

Straw can be used as an organic fertilizer. For this purpose, it is widely used in foreign and domestic agriculture, in farms specializing in grain production. Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers […]

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Peat

Peat – organic fertilizer, which is plant residues of varying degrees of decomposition. Peat, IrelandSource: flickr.com©David Stanley (CC BY 2.0) Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers Lithium fertilizers Complex fertilizers Complicated fertilizer […]

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Poultry manure

Poultry manure is an organic fertilizer, the most concentrated and fastest among other organic fertilizers. It refers to the local fertilizer, containing 30-50% in non-littered form, in littered form – about 10% of ammonia nitrogen from the total amount of nitrogen. Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers […]

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Slurry

Slurry is an organic fertilizer, represented by fermented animal urine flowing into slurry collectors (tanks) of livestock buildings and manure storages. On average 10-15% of the weight of fresh manure, but varies depending on how it is stored. If there is sufficient peat litter, slurry usually does not accumulate. According to the All-Russian Institute of […]

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