ORGANIC FERTILISER

In order to return nutrients to the soil that have been lost in the harvest, it needs to be fertilised , and this should be done with organic fertilisers,as opposed to artifical fertilisers,which are supplementary.

Organic fertiliser contains living creatures ( microorganisms) that break down the components of the soil and make them accessible to the plant.Organic fertilizer also affects the maintenance of temperature levels in the soil by absorbing and accumulating solar radiation,which ensures that the soil warms up better and earlier, and crops can be sown earlier.

Organic fertiliser makes the soil looser,creating space for the air necessary for soil microorganisms to work.Loose soil absorbs and retains moisture better,which is important in areas with little rainfall.

Organic fertiliser as an end product of the biogas plant has many positive qualities compared to the liquid and solid manure form in which it entered the plant.

The intensity of unpleasant smells is reduced by as much as 90%
During the production of biogas, the pH-value of the fertiliser is increased, which improves plant resistance to it and reduces acid damage
During the production of biogas, the fertilizer becomes more liquid and so is more easily distributed and penetrates the soil better
Because storage is in enclosed space, nutrients from the fertiliser are not lost

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