Recycling and upgrading of bone meal for environmentally friendly crop protection and nutrition: the PROTECTOR project
作者： E. Someus
DOI: 10.1533/9781845697051.4.553
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摘要: Abstract: The innovative PROTECTOR (patented and IPR protected original solution) project, which performs integrated carbonisation biotechnological recycling of mineral and/or carbon carriers from organic inorganic agricultural by-products, is described the results are presented. input feed stream high-phosphorus-content animal bone meal, refuse grain, food processing other agriculture by-products. technology provides surface-modified charcoals minerals for plant available microbiological industrial by-product streams as nutrients during solid substrate fermentation/formulation, an design that a zero-emission process. Natural soil-borne fungus/bacteria aerobic strains selected carrier entrapment formulated ambient temperature long-term storage. process upgrades by-products to high added-value safe biological crop protection, growth promotion natural fertilization products environmentally friendly vegetable cultivation, with sequestration potential. biological-control effect targets primarily combat against crown rot damping-off pathogens preventive measures, enhancement resistance restoration soil balance.
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