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Organic and chemical fertilizers differ in composition, source, and impact on the environment. Organic Fertilizers Source: Derived from natural materials like compost, manure, and bone meal. Nutrient Release: Slow-release, providing a steady supply of nutrients over time. Soil Health: Improves soil structure, enhances microbial activity, and increases organic matter. Environmental Impact: Generally considered more sustainable; less risk of runoff and pollution. Chemical Fertilizers Source: Manufactured from synthetic chemicals. Nutrient Release: Fast-acting, providing immediate nutrient availability to plants. Soil Health: Can lead to soil degradation and reduced microbial diversity if used excessively. Environmental Impact: Potential for runoff causing water pollution and negative effects on local ecosystems. Summary Organic fertilizers promote long-term soil health and sustainability, while chemical fertilizers offer quick nutrient supply but may harm the environment if misused. The choice depends on specific agricultural needs and practices.

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????????????????????: ?? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????????????????????? Composting is a natural process that decomposes organic matter, such as food scraps, leaves, and organic waste, into a product known as compost (a biofertilizer). This process is facilitated by microorganisms (bacteria and fungi) and macro-organisms (worms, insects) that break down organic matter in the presence of oxygen. ???????????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ??????????????????????: Compost enhances soil structure, increases its water retention capacity, and provides essential nutrients to plants. - ???????? ??????????????: Using compost reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers, which can be costly and have negative environmental impacts. ?????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ????????????????????: The simplest method where organic materials are simply piled in a heap. - ?????? ????????????????????: Utilizing specially designed bins to facilitate compost management and aeration. - ??????????????????????????????: Employing worms to break down organic matter more quickly. ?? Composting is thus a beneficial practice for both the environment and agriculture, allowing for the recycling of organic waste and the natural improvement of soil fertility.

"Boost your soil's health naturally with organic fertilizer—nourishing the earth without harmful chemicals, unlike synthetic alternatives." "Choose organic fertilizer for sustainable growth and long-term soil vitality, free from the harsh effects of synthetic fertilizers." #OrganicFarming #SustainableAgriculture #EcoFriendly #SoilHealth #NaturalGrowth #ChemicalFree #GreenAgriculture #HealthySoil #OrganicFertilizer #SustainableFarming DM Me

????????????????????: ?? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????????????????????? Composting is a natural process that decomposes organic matter, such as food scraps, leaves, and organic waste, into a product known as compost (a biofertilizer). This process is facilitated by microorganisms (bacteria and fungi) and macro-organisms (worms, insects) that break down organic matter in the presence of oxygen. ???????????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ??????????????????????: Compost enhances soil structure, increases its water retention capacity, and provides essential nutrients to plants. - ???????? ??????????????: Using compost reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers, which can be costly and have negative environmental impacts. ?????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ????????????????????: The simplest method where organic materials are simply piled in a heap. - ?????? ????????????????????: Utilizing specially designed bins to facilitate compost management and aeration. - ??????????????????????????????: Employing worms to break down organic matter more quickly. ?? Composting is thus a beneficial practice for both the environment and agriculture, allowing for the recycling of organic waste and the natural improvement of soil fertility.

?? FER-PLAY partner Consorzio Italiano Compostatori - CIC is organising a seminar dedicated to circular fertilisers producers within the framework of the 116th edition of?Fieragricola 2024, the International Agricultural Technologies Show, in Verona. ?? The event, called?'Organic fertilisers, challenges and opportunities', will take place on 1 February from 10h30 to 13h00 at the Vivaldi Room, Palaexpo. No registration is required! ?? This event represents an occasion to meet and discuss among different stakeholders (producers of organic fertilisers technicians, trade associations and Public Bodies) the emerging issues at European and national level in the sector of organic treatment in general, with a particular focus on the challenges and opportunities of the market for fertilisers coming from the recycling of organic matrices. Find more information here ?? https://lnkd.in/eAb6Rxwe Eva López Hernández? CETENMA European Biogas Association CONFEDERAZIONE NAZIONALE COLDIRETTI

In Ghana and most Sub-Saharan African countries, organic wastes (food leftovers, crop residues or animal waste or remains) purposely used for organic fertilizers are not source-separated. Hence, they are mixed with all forms of other waste materials (pesticides, weedicides, pharmaceuticals, microplastics and other emerging micropollutants) before they end up at dump sites or waste separation facilities to be sorted into the different group categories (recyclable and non-recyclable). Therefore, before these organic wastes are turned into manure or compost, they are contaminated at the source of generation and during transportation. Moreover, during the process of manufacturing fertilizers and composting, the raw materials get contaminated with microplastics. Will there be traceable amounts or quantities of microplastics in organic fertilizers produced from non-source separated organic waste? Can we assume that soil contaminated with microplastics can partly be associated with organic fertilizers? #agriculture #organicfertilizer #composting #solidwastemanagement #solidwaste #microplastics #soilcontamination #soilpollution #soilcontaminants #soilhealth #microplastic #waterpollution #groundwatercontamination #surfacewater

????????????????????: ?? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????????????????????? Composting is a natural process that decomposes organic matter, such as food scraps, leaves, and organic waste, into a product known as compost (a biofertilizer). This process is facilitated by microorganisms (bacteria and fungi) and macro-organisms (worms, insects) that break down organic matter in the presence of oxygen. ???????????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ??????????????????????: Compost enhances soil structure, increases its water retention capacity, and provides essential nutrients to plants. - ???????? ??????????????: Using compost reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers, which can be costly and have negative environmental impacts. ?????????? ???? ???????????????????? - ???????? ????????????????????: The simplest method where organic materials are simply piled in a heap. - ?????? ????????????????????: Utilizing specially designed bins to facilitate compost management and aeration. - ??????????????????????????????: Employing worms to break down organic matter more quickly. ?? Composting is thus a beneficial practice for both the environment and agriculture, allowing for the recycling of organic waste and the natural improvement of soil fertility.

Research review: "Potential of Black Soldier Fly Larvae in Reduction Various Types Organic Waste" Key findings: "[..] BSF larvae at temperatures up to 34C, pH 8 with a larval density of 200 larvae, feeding 100-200 mg/larvae/day for 21 days were able to reduce organic waste by 84.5% with a waste reduction index value of 4.02%, a digested feed conversion efficiency value of 16.15% and a larval survival rate of 100%. Environmental conditions, larval density, amount of waste, time of waste feeding, and type of waste fed succeeded in reducing organic waste quickly compared to other organic waste treatments." Full text: https://lnkd.in/dgYV9-7g #insects #insectfarming #insectos #insectes #farming #moscasoldadonegro #insecten #insectfarm #foodindustry #blacksoldierfly #biowaste #organicwaste #wastemanagement #sustainability #circulareconomy #circulaireeconomie #regenerativefarming #frass #fertilizer #fertilizers #sustainabledevelopment #sustainable?

Why organic fertilizer is often considered better than chemical fertilizer: Soil Health: Organic fertilizers improve soil structure and enhance its ability to retain moisture and nutrients. They promote the growth of beneficial microorganisms, which are crucial for a healthy ecosystem. Nutrient Release: Organic fertilizers release nutrients slowly over time as they break down, which reduces the risk of nutrient runoff and leaching. This gradual release helps prevent nutrient burn and provides a steady supply of nutrients to plants. Environmental Impact: Organic fertilizers are typically more environmentally friendly. They reduce the risk of groundwater contamination and help maintain biodiversity in the soil, while synthetic fertilizers can contribute to pollution and harm wildlife. Sustainability: Organic fertilizers are made from natural materials such as compost, manure, and plant residues, leading to more sustainable agricultural practices. They recycle waste and can help reduce reliance on non-renewable resources. Long-Term Productivity: Over time, organic fertilizers can enhance soil fertility and health, leading to increased productivity and resilience in crops. Healthy soils contribute to better plant health and higher yields in the long run. #SustainableFarming #Jiaggulus #EcoFriendly #GlobalPartnerships #HealthySoil #Agriculture Revolution.. ?For more details, contact now. Website: www.shiheny.com ?WhatsApp: +86-17391613468 or +92-3216687415 ?WeChat; shiheny3468 ?Email; [email protected] ?Facebook; https://lnkd.in/gazE2suz