The invention relates to a method for preventing soil-borne diseases of crops by using
ammonium-reinforced
biogas slurry. The method comprises the specific steps as follows: a leisure period of a
greenhouse after planting, harvest and cleaning is selected for turn over the soil; ridging is performed in the
greenhouse along the periphery, the height of the
ridge ranges from 15 cm to 20 cm, and the width ranges from 15 cm to 20 cm; anaerobic
fermentation raw materials for
biogas engineering are introduced into an anaerobic
fermentation tank for
fermentation, discharged fresh
biogas slurry which is fermented for more than 25 days is taken to be injected into a biogas
slurry storage pool and stirred to a suspension state, during stirring,
ammonium sulfate is added to dissolve the slurry completely, and the concentration of
ammonium nitrogen in the biogas slurry is regulated to 1000 mg / L; the biogas slurry in the biogas slurry
storage pool is pumped out and introduced into the
greenhouse for flood
irrigation, at least 10 cm biogas slurry is kept on the surface of the soil layer within the flooding period, when the liquid level drops due to
evaporation or infiltration, the biogas slurry is introduced repeatedly until the flooding period is over, and then
natural ventilation or air-cure is performed; and when the
moisture content of the soil reaches 15%-25%, the
ridge is tilled, and the soil is turned over for ridging combined with a base
fertilizer.