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titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing a fermentation accelerator
abstract Preparation of organic fertilizers by mixing dried products of ferrous sulphate (Fe (SO 4 ) .xH 2 O, x = 1-7), a by-product obtained from the titanium industry, with minerals containing quicklime (CaO), siliceous and magnesium Disclosed is a method of preparing an organic fertilizer fermentation accelerator or soil temperature increasing agent for use in mixing. According to the present invention, it is possible to control the initial fermentation temperature of organic fertilizer and to supply trace elements when organic fertilizer is applied to crops or horticultural crops after fermentation. By increasing the root temperature of the greenhouse crops to help the plant growth, which can be mixed with quicklime and heat treated to produce anhydride, and then an appropriate amount of quicklime can be added thereto. It is achieved by providing a method for preparing an organic fertilizer fermentation promoter or soil temperature increasing agent using iron sulfate, which is mixed with natural mineral powder containing a large amount of siliceous and magnesium in the prepared product.
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