1. Improve soil physical properties

Organic fertilizer can increase soil particle structure, enhance soil permeability and water retention capacity, alleviate soil compaction problems, and create a better environment for root growth.

2. Provide multiple nutrients

Organic fertilizers contain a large amount of elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, as well as various trace elements. The release of nutrients is relatively stable, which helps crops to continuously absorb and utilize nutrients throughout the entire growth period, reducing nutrient loss.

3. Promote soil biological activities

Organic matter is an important energy source for soil microorganisms. Applying organic fertilizers can increase the number and activity of microorganisms, accelerate soil nutrient cycling, and form a healthier soil ecosystem.

4. Reduce environmental impact

By utilizing agricultural waste to produce organic fertilizers, the reuse of resources has been achieved, reducing the pressure of waste on the environment and also reducing resource consumption in the production process of chemical fertilizers.