Organic fertilizer for hazelnut tree in summer and autumn and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an organic fertilizer for a hazelnut tree in summer and autumn. The organic fertilizer comprises the following components by mass: 20-30 parts of urea, 30-40 parts of peanut straw, 15-18 parts of bean dregs, 5-11 parts of waste oil residues, 3-6 parts of shell powder, 25-34 parts of human and animal excrement, 20-23 parts of pond sludge, 3-7 parts of alfalfa meal, 3-5 partsof carbendazim, 3-5 parts of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, 5-8 parts of zinc sulfate and 2-4 parts of chitin. The organic fertilizer of the invention can significantly improve the fruiting amount and fruit size of the hazelnut tree and achieve the purpose of improving yield; and the raw materials of the organic fertilizer are safe, simple and easy to manufacture, and cost is saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a plant fertilizer, in particular to an organic fertilizer for hazelnut trees in summer and autumn and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Hazelnut tree: also known as hazelnut, one of the four major dried fruits in the world. It is a shrub or small tree of the genus Corylus in the Betaceae family, with gray bark; dark gray branches and glabrous branches, grown in shady mountain bushes at an altitude of 200-1000 meters, distributed in China, Turkey, Italy, Spain, the United States, North Korea, In Japan, Eastern Siberia and the Far East of Russia, and eastern Mongolia, hazelnuts are very similar to the fruit of Quercus japonica, but the leaves are not the same. Pay attention to distinguish them, but in the process of planting hazelnut trees, long-term use of fertilizers leads to soil problems, which leads to a decline in yield, and the cost of fertilizers is relatively high. High, frequent use results i...

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It is a shrub or small tree of the genus Corylus in the Betaceae family, with gray bark; dark gray branches and glabrous branches, grown in shady mountain bushes at an altitude of 200-1000 meters, distributed in China, Turkey, Italy, Spain, the United States, North Korea, In Japan, Eastern Siberia and the Far East of Russia, and eastern Mongolia, hazelnuts are very similar to the fruit of Quercus japonica, but the leaves are not the same. Pay attention to distinguish them, but in the process of planting hazelnut trees, long-term use of fertilizers leads to soil problems, which leads to a decline in yield, and the cost of fertilizers is relatively high. High, frequent use results in reduced output and higher costs