Preparation method of salinization soil improving agent
A soil improver, salinization technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, soil conditioning materials, other chemical processes, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to effectively improve saline-alkali soil from the root, the improver does not have the ability to improve soil quality, and cannot Reduce the concentration of base ions and other problems, achieve high economic value and social value, reduce soil bulk density, and improve the structure
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[0017] 1) Weigh 200 parts of corn straw powder, 100 parts of pond sludge, 75 parts of oyster mushroom edible fungus residue, 15 parts of alcohol residue, adjust the water content to 5-60%, and anaerobically ferment for 15-20 days to obtain fermented corn straw ; convert corn stalks into organic acids, and the pH value of the soil solution can be effectively reduced as the organic acid ammonia content increases; 2) Weigh 45 parts of furfural slag to adjust the pH to 6.3, and then add 100 parts of cow dung, wheat 25 parts of rice stone and 1 part of colloidal bacillus, fermented at 35°C for 18 days to obtain organic ecological fertilizer; organic ecological fertilizer contains a lot of nutrients, and at the same time it can produce organic acids under the decomposition of soil microorganisms; 3) weighing Take 200 parts of fresh sunflower plant powder and place them in a tube-type resistance furnace, and feed nitrogen gas with a flow rate of 300ml / min into the furnace to maintain ...
Embodiment 2
[0019] 1) Weigh 230 parts of corn stalk powder, 120 parts of pond sludge, 80 parts of oyster mushroom edible fungus residue, 25 parts of alcohol residue, adjust the water content to 60%, and pile them in a closed container for anaerobic fermentation for 20 days to obtain fermented corn Straw; fermented corn stalks increase the content of soil organic matter, and organic cations, anions, and soluble substances in corn stalks all have an impact on soil pH;
[0020]2) Weigh 50 parts of furfural slag, adjust the pH to 7.0, then add 120 parts of cow dung, 30 parts of medical stone, and 1.5 parts of Bacillus colioids, and ferment at 38°C for 20 days to obtain an organic ecological fertilizer; organic ecological fertilizer Fertilizer contains a lot of nutrients, and at the same time, it can produce organic acids under the decomposition of soil microorganisms. Combined with the acid solution in furfural slag, it can reduce the pH value of saline-alkali soil. effect, can enhance the nu...
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[0024] Fermented corn stalks: take corn stalks, wash them, dry them, crush them through a 30-mesh sieve, weigh 220 parts of corn stalk powder, 110 parts of pond sludge, 75 parts of oyster mushroom edible fungus residues, and 20 parts of alcohol residues, and adjust the water content to 55% , piled in a closed container for 18 days of anaerobic fermentation to obtain fermented corn stalks; using sludge as an inoculum, corn stalks can be degraded into xylose under anaerobic conditions, and then converted into organic acids by anaerobic fermentation , as the ammonia content of organic acid increases, the concentration of hydrogen ions in the closed straw fermentation vessel increases, which leads to a gradual decrease in the pH value of the straw. pH value, substitution Na + , while increasing the content of soil organic matter;
[0025] Preparation of organic ecological fertilizer: take 50 parts of furfural slag and add 2.5 parts of ammonium bicarbonate to modify, adjust the pH...
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