From the scientific point of view, in order to make the farmer's fertilizer fully exert its fertilizer effect, the following points should be paid attention to in winter composting and storage of fertilizer.
The fertilizer pile should not be small. The cold weather is cold in the cold season. In order to promote the warming and fertilization of the fertilizer pile, the fertilizer piles for composting in winter should be appropriately increased. Generally, it is preferably 3 to 4 meters in diameter and 2 meters in height. It can also be used as a rectangular fertilizer pile with a height of 2 meters, a width of 1.5 to 2 meters and a length of 4 meters. If the pile is too low and too narrow, the cold is invaded, the heat is lost quickly, the fertilizer is slow and the quality is poor.
In addition, some farmers transport fertilizer to small piles of farmland or sprinkle on the ground during the winter and spring seasons. These practices are very unfavorable for nitrogen conservation. According to the measurement, when the fertilizer is dumped into small piles, the nitrogen will lose about 30%, and the ground will lose about 64%, while the large piles will only lose about 10% in winter and spring. Therefore, in general, winter and spring fertilizer should be stored in large piles in the ground, and then sprinkled into the ground before ploughing is good.
Covering soil and mud-retaining fertilizers in winter, in addition to large piles of fertilizers or storage fertilizers, measures should be taken to cover the soil around the piles and at the top of the piles: that is, cover a layer of soil or a layer of wheat straw mud, which can not enter the cold Heap, the role of hot air can not be emitted. At the same time, the cover soil seals the passage of nitrogen volatilization loss and reduces the loss of nitrogen. It has been determined that at the same time, the nitrogen loss rate of the manure cover mud is less than 10%, while the nitrogen loss rate of the uncovered soil seal is about 30%.
The ash dung should be stored separately. The ash slag is the ash, which is an alkaline fertilizer. Mixing with manure can cause a sharp drop in nitrogen in manure. According to the test: with the straw ash washer or the cover manure, the manure nitrogen loss after 40 days is about 40%, and after 3 months, the loss is about 95%. After 3 days without the ash or uncovered manure, only 5% is lost, and the loss is after 3 months. About 48%. Therefore, in the winter composting process, the ash dung must be stored separately, avoid mixing.
Fertilizer and phosphorus supplementation is good. Mixing 2% to 3% of superphosphate or more than 5% of phosphate rock in the heap to store and store it can play a significant role in nitrogen retention. According to the test, if the superphosphate is mixed in the fertilizer pile, the nitrogen loss will only be about 3.10% after 4 months, and the loss of the uncalcium phosphate will be about 45%; after 4 months of adding the phosphate rock powder, the nitrogen loss will be 5.40. About %, without the addition of phosphate rock, it lost about 49.60%. Therefore, we must pay attention to adding some phosphate fertilizer when composting. Phosphorus and nitrogen conservation will have a multiplier effect.
The fertilizer pile should not be small. The cold weather is cold in the cold season. In order to promote the warming and fertilization of the fertilizer pile, the fertilizer piles for composting in winter should be appropriately increased. Generally, it is preferably 3 to 4 meters in diameter and 2 meters in height. It can also be used as a rectangular fertilizer pile with a height of 2 meters, a width of 1.5 to 2 meters and a length of 4 meters. If the pile is too low and too narrow, the cold is invaded, the heat is lost quickly, the fertilizer is slow and the quality is poor.
In addition, some farmers transport fertilizer to small piles of farmland or sprinkle on the ground during the winter and spring seasons. These practices are very unfavorable for nitrogen conservation. According to the measurement, when the fertilizer is dumped into small piles, the nitrogen will lose about 30%, and the ground will lose about 64%, while the large piles will only lose about 10% in winter and spring. Therefore, in general, winter and spring fertilizer should be stored in large piles in the ground, and then sprinkled into the ground before ploughing is good.
Covering soil and mud-retaining fertilizers in winter, in addition to large piles of fertilizers or storage fertilizers, measures should be taken to cover the soil around the piles and at the top of the piles: that is, cover a layer of soil or a layer of wheat straw mud, which can not enter the cold Heap, the role of hot air can not be emitted. At the same time, the cover soil seals the passage of nitrogen volatilization loss and reduces the loss of nitrogen. It has been determined that at the same time, the nitrogen loss rate of the manure cover mud is less than 10%, while the nitrogen loss rate of the uncovered soil seal is about 30%.
The ash dung should be stored separately. The ash slag is the ash, which is an alkaline fertilizer. Mixing with manure can cause a sharp drop in nitrogen in manure. According to the test: with the straw ash washer or the cover manure, the manure nitrogen loss after 40 days is about 40%, and after 3 months, the loss is about 95%. After 3 days without the ash or uncovered manure, only 5% is lost, and the loss is after 3 months. About 48%. Therefore, in the winter composting process, the ash dung must be stored separately, avoid mixing.
Fertilizer and phosphorus supplementation is good. Mixing 2% to 3% of superphosphate or more than 5% of phosphate rock in the heap to store and store it can play a significant role in nitrogen retention. According to the test, if the superphosphate is mixed in the fertilizer pile, the nitrogen loss will only be about 3.10% after 4 months, and the loss of the uncalcium phosphate will be about 45%; after 4 months of adding the phosphate rock powder, the nitrogen loss will be 5.40. About %, without the addition of phosphate rock, it lost about 49.60%. Therefore, we must pay attention to adding some phosphate fertilizer when composting. Phosphorus and nitrogen conservation will have a multiplier effect.
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