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titleOfInvention Organic fertilizer capable of fighting pathogenic bacteria and manufacturing method thereof
abstract The invention provides an organic fertilizer capable of resisting pathogenic bacteria and a manufacturing method thereof, wherein the fertilizer component comprises 50% to 70% by weight of ramie, 5% to 10% by weight of rice bran, and 5% to 12% by weight of moisture. 2% to 5% by weight of humic acid and at least 2% by weight of auxiliary ingredients, and the composition contains 105 per gramn~108nCFU (colony-forming unit) of Trichoderma, and the preparation process of the organic fertilizer includes preparing ramie and rice bran with auxiliary ingredients and water remixing medium, adding Trichoderma and fermenting, adding humic acid It is stirred, granulated and dried to form a finished organic fertilizer product against pathogens. The utility model has the advantages of providing doubled disease prevention function, saving labor cost and medication cost of pest control, and increasing farmers' benefits.
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