Since its inclusion in registration management, microbial organic fertilizers have ensured product quality and played a promoting role in industry development. Currently, it is in a good period of development, but the development potential of microbial organic fertilizers is limited and has not yet been fully realized. The production and development trends of microbial fertilizer products in the future include these aspects.

Strengthening the screening and application of combined microbial strains

On the basis of a deep understanding of their respective microbial characteristics, new technological means are used to cleverly combine several strains according to their uses, so that one or several properties can be improved on the basis of the original level. Reciprocity, collaboration, symbiosis, etc., while excluding the occurrence of mutual confrontation.

Improving production conditions and enhancing production processes

Increase investment in production equipment and technology development, adopt fermentation management regulations, modern fermentation engineering, and automatic control technology, apply protective agents and new packaging materials in production to ensure effective and stable bacterial growth, extend the life of microbial agents, especially liquids. The shelf life of bacteria. In addition, in the production of microbial fertilizers, based on the characteristics of microorganisms, the strains are scientifically and reasonably combined to make the combined microbial fertilizers more effective and have a longer shelf life.

Strengthen the research and development of hot products

At present, popular products mainly include organic decomposition agents (or fermentation agents), rhizobia agents, bioremediation agents, growth promoters, bio organic fertilizers, etc.

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