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publicationNumber JP-2010538957-A
titleOfInvention Granular fertilizer
abstract The present invention relates to a method for producing granular dry organic fertilizer and a fertilizer produced by the method. The method includes providing a peat having a pH of 6-7; optionally, sifting the peat with a sieve to remove fibers larger than 4 mm; treating the peat with a base to form a mixture Treating the mixture with an organic acid such as propionic acid, EDTA, amino acid, fulvic acid; then granulating the mixture to produce a granular dry organic carbon fertilizer that is pH buffered at 6-7 The process of carrying out is included. The granular fertilizer is a complete fertilizer and is acceptable for use in organic farming around the world.
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