Organic fertilizer Is it possible to make organic fertilizer by grinding and dissolving weathered co

It is not possible to make organic fertilizer by grinding weathered coal and firewood coal.

Organic fertilizer refers to the fertilizer made by decomposing and transforming organic matter through microbial fermentation. Making organic fertilizers requires a specific fermentation process to decompose and convert organic matter into nutrients that plants can absorb and utilize.

Weathered coal and firewood coal cannot be directly converted into organic fertilizer after grinding, because they need to be fermented by microorganisms before they can be converted into organic fertilizer. Moreover, these substances may produce harmful gases during the fermentation process, which can have an impact on the environment and human health.

Therefore, if you want to make organic fertilizer, it is recommended to follow professional methods and recipes for fermentation to ensure safe and effective.

Weathered coal or firewood coal should be crushed, ammoniated with ammonia or ammonium bicarbonate, or reacted with potassium hydroxide to make potassium humate, and then appropriately added N, P, K fertilizer, or mixed with fermented farm manure (compost, manure) to make the product meet the organic fertilizer standard (NY525-2002) or organic-inorganic compound fertilizer standard (GB18877-2002) stipulated by the state or the Ministry of Agriculture. In addition, it can also be properly further processed to produce fulvic acid and other high-grade agricultural products. This is a green fertilizer product that the state attaches importance to and supports, and it has great development prospects.

The weathered coal (lignite) is crushed, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are added and mixed evenly, and then directly into the new organic fertilizer granulator or rotary stock granulator for granulation, and then dried, cooled and screened to obtain uniform particles. Here, the key technology is the selection and compounding of binders, which directly affects the strength and appearance of the particles, which saves time and effort, has fewer processes and is easy to use.

Choose 10 parts of weathered coal with humic acid content greater than 50%, add 3 parts of ammonia or ammonium bicarbonate, add an appropriate amount of water (so that the total moisture reaches about 35%), stir evenly, seal it in a plastic bag, store it at 35 degrees for more than 5 days, and then open it, add a certain amount of urea, superphosphate or monoammonium phosphate, potassium chloride or potassium sulfate and other fertilizers according to the nutrient indicators you need, a small amount of trace elements, fermented livestock and poultry manure (compost, manure), and make an organic compound fertilizer. It is best to prepare special fertilizer according to the type of crop, so the amount and proportion of chemical fertilizer should be different. Please prepare under the guidance of the local agricultural science department.

The production process of weathered coal, lignite, humic acid, sludge, pig manure, cow manure, mushroom residue, chicken manure, straw, bagasse and processed organic fertilizer is: raw material crushing, ingredient mixing, granulation, drying, cooling, screening, measurement and sealing, and finished product storage.

Weathered coal can actually be considered humic acid.

It can be used as an organic fertilizer or an organic and inorganic fertilizer additive.

Weathered coal is viscous and also has content, which is directly added to the fertilizer mixing stage and then made into fertilizer pellets.

Many of my customers add weathered coal to the fertilizer, which is generally 30% or higher moisture, and the raw material can be fermented and mixed.

In the later stage of production, the pellets can be dried, and then they can be bagged and sold.

How much organic matter you want to increase depends on your ratio and the quality of your weathered coal.

It is best to make solus or potassium putra first.