Hello fellow scientists,
I'm right now working with my professor to create an organic sapro fertilizer and we are using organic sources to supply the NPK to our plants. We are going to be using rock phosphate for P and Ashes for K and we use amines and amides for N. My main question is how do I formulate it for industrial uses? my professor asked me to do it for 1 ton worth of material and I'm bit confused. Any help will be appreciated.
They related with organic matter and with natural resources
i think the bio organism are very important to you by the way your project is wonderful ,I interested to know the results
@ Mohammad, I think from rock phosphate you may prepare very effective P fertilizers after purifying the rockphosphate and go for grinding by boll mill or pot mill. You may get 28-72nm sizes of rock -P particles which are found to be very effective to plants as fertilizers.
Duraid K. Al-Taey Ill make sure to submit result when my project is done. Thank you for the encouragement.
J. C. Tarafdar That's exactly what I was planning on doing. The previous fertilizer that I was working on had 18-18-18 ratio with chemicals being used of course. Now I'm making two new blends with 3-3-3 and 3-3-5 and would be fully organic.
Carine Temegne Nono I have already looked into it and I could not find anything that I did not know thank you for the help
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