Organic fertilizer refers to a carbon-containing material processed from biological matter, animal and plant waste, and plant residues from plant and animal wastes.
It eliminates toxic and harmful substances and is rich in a large number of beneficial substances, including a variety of organic acids, peptides and rich nutrients including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Organic fertilizer can provide nutrients needed for crop growth, improve soil, improve crop quality, increase crop yield, maintain soil fertility, and improve fertilizer utilization rate and reduce production costs.
Inorganic fertilizers, also known as chemical fertilizers or chemical fertilizers, are fertilizers produced using chemical synthesis methods. It mainly includes nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, compound fertilizer, etc.
Inorganic fertilizer has the characteristics of simple composition, high active ingredient, soluble in water, fast decomposition, and easy to be absorbed by the root system, so it is called fast-acting fertilizer. Fertilizers are mainly used to quickly replenish the nutrients needed by plants and increase yields.
Organic fertilizers and inorganic fertilizers have their own advantages and disadvantages. The fertilizer effect of organic fertilizer is slower, but the effect is long-lasting, which can improve soil structure and improve soil fertilityHowever, inorganic fertilizer is fast, but the duration is short, and long-term use may cause some damage to the soil.
In actual agricultural production, organic and inorganic fertilizers are usually applied reasonably according to the needs of crops and soil conditions to achieve the best planting effect.