Advantages of bio-organic fertilizers compared to other fertilizers

Bio-organic fertiliser is an organic fertiliser containing a large number of functional micro-organisms, which is made by adding functional microbial agents to the composted material for secondary fermentation.

Bio-organic fertilisers have advantages over other fertilisers in terms of soil enrichment and improved product quality.

Compared to chemical fertilisers, bio-organic fertilisers have more complete nutritional elements and can effectively improve the soil, regulate the soil and inter-root micro-ecological balance, improve crop resistance to diseases and pests and improve product quality.

Compared to agricultural fertiliser, the fundamental advantage of bio-organic fertiliser is that the functional bacteria in bio-organic fertiliser have specific effects on improving soil fertility and promoting crop growth, while agricultural fertiliser is naturally fermented and does not have the special effects of superior functional bacteria.

Compared to simple bacterial fertilisers, bio-organic fertilisers contain both functional bacteria and organic matter. Organic matter can improve the soil and is itself an environment for functional bacteria to live in, so they can easily colonise the soil and play a role after application; whereas simple bacterial fertilisers only contain functional bacteria, and the functional bacteria in them may not be suitable for the soil environment and may not survive or play a role if the soil lacks organic matter. On the other hand, bio-organic fertilisers are cheaper than bio-fertilisers.