1.4. Fermentation Slurry as Fertili

1.4. Fermentation Slurry as Fertilizer
During the digestion process, gaseous nitrogen (N) is converted to ammonia (NH3). In this water-soluble form
the nitrogen is available to the plants as a nutrient [5]. A particularly nutrient-rich fertilizer is obtained if dung
and urine is digested. Compared with solid sludge from fermented straw and grass, the liquid slurry is rich in nitrogen
and potassium. The solid fermentation sludge, on the other hand, is relatively richer in phosphorus. A
mixture of solid and liquid fermented material gives the best yields. The nutrient ratio is then approximately
N:P2O5:K2O = 1:0.5:1 [6]. A fermented slurry with a lower C/N ratio has better fertilizing characteristics. Compared
with fresh manure, increases in yield of 5% - 15% are possible [6].

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

1.4. Slurry as Fertilizer fermentation
During the Digestion Process, gaseous nitrogen (N) is converted to ammonia (NH3). Water-soluble in this form
the nitrogen is available to the Plants as a nutrient [5]. A particularly nutrient-rich Fertilizer is obtained if Dung
and urine is digested. Compared with Solid sludge from fermented and Grass Straw, the Liquid Slurry is rich in nitrogen
and potassium. The solid fermentation sludge, on the other hand, is relatively richer in phosphorus. A
mixture of Solid and Liquid fermented Material gives the best yields. The nutrient ratio is then approximately
N: P2O5: K2O = 1: 0.5: 1 [6]. A fermented slurry with a lower C / N ratio has better fertilizing characteristics. Compared
with Fresh Manure, increases in yield of 5% - 15% are possible [6].

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

1.4. Fermentation Slurry as Fertilizer.During the, digestion process gaseous nitrogen (N) is converted to ammonia (NH3). In this water-soluble form.The nitrogen is available to the plants as a nutrient [5]. A particularly nutrient-rich fertilizer is obtained if dung.And urine is digested. Compared with solid sludge from fermented straw, and grass the liquid slurry is rich in nitrogen.And potassium. The solid fermentation sludge on the, other hand is relatively, richer in phosphorus. A.Mixture of solid and liquid fermented material gives the best yields. The nutrient ratio is then approximately.N: P2O5: K2O = 1: 0.5: 1 [6]. A fermented slurry with a lower C / N ratio has better fertilizing characteristics. Compared.With fresh manure increases in, yield of 5% - 15% are 6 possible [].