As the global call for sustainable agricultural development grows louder, organic-inorganic compound fertilizers have gradually become a hot topic in modern agriculture. By combining organic and inorganic nutrients, this type of fertilizer can not only increase crop yields, but also protect and improve the soil and reduce environmental pollution caused by the use of chemical fertilizers.

Agricultural experts point out that organic-inorganic compound fertilizers are formed by combining organic matter made from animal and plant waste with inorganic nutrients in chemical fertilizers to form a multi-effect synthetic fertilizer. This type of fertilizer can provide fast-acting and long-term nutritional support for crops. Inorganic components can quickly release nutrients to meet the short-term needs of crops, while organic matter improves soil structure, promotes microbial activity, and enhances the long-term growth potential of crops.

The chief researcher of EMCC said: “We have perfectly integrated organic and inorganic substances through advanced production processes, achieving more accurate nutrient ratios and a wider range of application scenarios.” He added that this compound fertilizer can significantly improve fertilizer efficiency, reduce nitrogen and phosphorus loss, and thus improve environmental problems such as eutrophication of water bodies.

The application of organic-inorganic compound fertilizers is also in line with the international advocacy of green agricultural development. Globally, many countries have included this type of fertilizer in the scope of agricultural policy support, and farmers are gradually aware of the dual economic and ecological benefits it brings. This trend shows that organic-inorganic compound fertilizers will continue to play an important role in the process of agricultural modernization.