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titleOfInvention Organic fertilizer having a soil control function and its manufacturing method
abstract Organic acids such as acetic acid and lactic acid are concentrated in the soil between 4 to 10 days after a certain delay period. Soil control functions to control pathogenic micro-animals and microorganisms during the initial 10 days in the soil. Organic fertilizer having is disclosed. The fertilizer having a soil control function is prepared into microbial granules by mixing glycosylated microorganisms, saccharin and anaerobic microorganisms in a substrate of starch, and preparing organic acid granules that can be set by mixing acetic acid and lactic acid which are organic acids. It is composed by mixing the granules and the organic acid granules, characterized in that to form a coating on the organic acid granules so that the time limit can be set.
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