Livestock/poultry manure-straw coupled field returning method
A technology for livestock and poultry manure and livestock and poultry manure is applied in fertilizer mixture, fertilization device, application and other directions, which can solve the problems of long fermentation time of livestock and poultry manure and urine, non-perishable straw returning to the field, affecting the quality of sowing, etc., which is conducive to rapid decomposition. Rot, shortening the rot time of straw, the effect of shortening the rot time
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Embodiment 1
[0018] 1) Add 0.5kg of cellulase, 0.3kg of Aspergillus oryzae, 0.1kg of protease, 0.3kg of lipase, 0.2kg of lactic acid bacteria, and 0.2kg of actinomycetes into water according to the above weight parts, and stir evenly;
[0019] 2) Pour the mixed bacteria into the chicken manure storage tank, add water and mix to make the dry matter content of chicken manure 80kg reach 20%, and the mixture is fermented for 10 days;
[0020] 3) Before application, add 0.6kg of water-retaining agent to chicken manure;
[0021] 4) While the harvester is harvesting the crops, mechanically crush the straw to a length of 2-5 cm and lay it flat in the furrow;
[0022] 5) Spray the mixture of chicken manure and sewage evenly on the crushed straw with spraying equipment, so that the mixed solution covers the straw;
[0023] 6) Break the original ridge and build a new ridge, bury the chicken manure and straw in the soil, and then suppress it;
[0024] 7) The amount of chicken manure applied is 30-50...
Embodiment 2
[0026] 1) Add 0.8kg of cellulase, 0.4kg of Aspergillus oryzae, 0.2kg of protease, 0.4kg of lipase, 0.4kg of lactic acid bacteria, and 0.4kg of actinomycetes into water according to the above weight parts, and stir evenly;
[0027] 2) Pour the mixed bacteria into the pig manure storage tank, add water and mix to make the dry matter content of 90kg of pig manure reach 30%, and the mixture is fermented for 15 days;
[0028] 3) Before application, add 0.8kg of water retaining agent to pig manure;
[0029] 4) While the harvester is harvesting the crops, mechanically crush the straw to a length of 2-5 cm and lay it flat in the furrow;
[0030] 5) Use spraying equipment to evenly spray the pig manure and sewage mixture on the crushed straw so that the mixture covers the straw;
[0031] 6) Break the original ridge and build a new ridge, bury pig manure and straw in the soil, and then suppress it;
[0032] 7) The amount of pig manure applied is 30-50 tons / ha.
Embodiment 3
[0034] 1) Add 1kg of cellulase, 0.5kg of Aspergillus oryzae, 0.3kg of protease, 0.5kg of lipase, 0.5kg of lactic acid bacteria, and 0.5kg of actinomycetes into water according to the above weight parts, and stir evenly;
[0035] 2) Pour the mixed bacteria into the cow dung storage tank, add water and mix to make the dry matter content of 100kg of cow manure reach 40%, and the mixture is fermented for 20 days;
[0036] 3) Before application, add 1kg of water retaining agent to cow manure;
[0037] 4) While the harvester is harvesting the crops, mechanically crush the straw to a length of 2-5 cm and lay it flat in the furrow;
[0038] 5) Use the spraying equipment to evenly spray the cow manure and sewage mixture on the crushed straw, so that the mixture covers the straw;
[0039] 6) Break the original ridge and build a new ridge, bury cow manure and straw in the soil, and then suppress it;
[0040] 7) The application rate of cow dung and manure is 30-50 tons / ha.
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