The present invention relates to improving the efficiency of man-made and/or natural organic-based animal manure fertilizers by administration of formulations containing poly(organic acids), [P(OA)]s, and/or their salts dispersed in a Non-aqueous Organic Solvent Delivery System (NOSDS). Utilizing a NOSDS allows for coating all components in a fertilizer formulation including but not limited to Urea, Manure, mono-ammonium phosphate (MAP), di-ammonium phosphate (DAP), solid micronutrients such as lime, zinc chloride, etc.) with a layer of [P(OA)]s and/or their salts that liberates, in a plant available form, the micronutrient metals and macronutrients, that are bound as insoluble salts and complexes in the soil. The carboxylic groups of a [P(OA)] that can exist within the [P(OA)] as carboxylic acids, carboxylic anhydrides and/or carboxylic imides, dispersed within the NOSDS, can be neutralized with one or more metals in the form of elemental metals, metal oxides, metal hydroxides, metal alkylates and metal carbonates and/or nitrogen containing compounds such as ammonia, ammonium hydroxide or organoamines to form a stable dispersion that can contain completely complexed micronutrients and provide the vehicle for the delivery of these nutrients to soils and/or as a coating to the surfaces fertilizer granules and seeds.

The present invention relates to improving the efficiency of man-made and/or natural organic-based animal manure fertilizers by administration of formulations containing poly(organic acids), [P(OA)]s, and/or their salts dispersed in a Non-aqueous Organic Solvent Delivery System (NOSDS). Utilizing a NOSDS allows for coating all components in a fertilizer formulation including but not limited to Urea, Manure, mono-ammonium phosphate (MAP), di-ammonium phosphate (DAP), solid micronutrients such as lime, zinc chloride, etc.) with a layer of [P(OA)]s and/or their salts that liberates, in a plant available form, the micronutrient metals and macronutrients, that are bound as insoluble salts and complexes in the soil. The carboxylic groups of a [P(OA)] that can exist within the [P(OA)] as carboxylic acids, carboxylic anhydrides and/or carboxylic imides, dispersed within the NOSDS, can be neutralized with one or more metals in the form of elemental metals, metal oxides, metal hydroxides, metal alkylates and metal carbonates and/or nitrogen containing compounds such as ammonia, ammonium hydroxide or organoamines to form a stable dispersion that can contain completely complexed micronutrients and provide the vehicle for the delivery of these nutrients to soils and/or as a coating to the surfaces fertilizer granules and seeds.

The present disclosure is related to a fertilizer (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) enriched with acclimatized (preferably halotolerant) effective microorganisms (AEM) and optionally with an organic emulsion (OE). The present disclosure provides a bioaugmented fertilizer enriched with AEM and optionally OE. Provide product (fertilizer) specific AEM, and method for producing such fertilizers. Fertilizer enriched with AEM, OMP, and OE renders it an Integrated Plant Nutrient Management (IPNM) principles based product (fertilizer). This makes it superior in performance over conventional fertilizers (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) due to better nutrient use efficiency.

A method for processing liquid manure 1, in particular cattle manure, comprising: supplying the liquid manure 1, separating 2 the solid parts 14 in the manure from the liquid part 3, treatment of the liquid part 3 by: adding Magnesium Chloride 5 to convert Phosphates in the liquid part into Struvite, and inserting air 6, increasing the pH level in the liquid Struvite 7 by Lime injection 9 to convert the Ammonium into Ammonia, adding Hydrochloric acid 12 to convert Ammonia into Ammonium Chloride, separating Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components from the resulting liquid 18 by reverse Osmose 17, mixing 13 the separated Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components 16 with the precipitate Struvite 15 and solid parts 14 resulting from the separation process 2 to get fertilizer 22, neutralizing 20 the remaining liquid 19 to get clean water 21.

A method for processing liquid manure 1, in particular cattle manure, comprising: supplying the liquid manure 1, separating 2 the solid parts 14 in the manure from the liquid part 3, treatment of the liquid part 3 by: adding Magnesium Chloride 5 to convert Phosphates in the liquid part into Struvite, and inserting air 6, increasing the pH level in the liquid Struvite 7 by Lime injection 9 to convert the Ammonium into Ammonia, adding Hydrochloric acid 12 to convert Ammonia into Ammonium Chloride, separating Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components from the resulting liquid 18 by reverse Osmose 17, mixing 13 the separated Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components 16 with the precipitate Struvite 15 and solid parts 14 resulting from the separation process 2 to get fertilizer 22, neutralizing 20 the remaining liquid 19 to get clean water 21.

A method for processing liquid manure 1, in particular cattle manure, comprising: supplying the liquid manure 1, separating 2 the solid parts 14 in the manure from the liquid part 3, treatment of the liquid part 3 by: adding Magnesium Chloride 5 to convert Phosphates in the liquid part into Struvite, and inserting air 6, increasing the pH level in the liquid Struvite 7 by Lime injection 9 to convert the Ammonium into Ammonia, adding Hydrochloric acid 12 to convert Ammonia into Ammonium Chloride, separating Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components from the resulting liquid 18 by reverse Osmose 17, mixing 13 the separated Phosphor and Nitrogen containing components 16 with the precipitate Struvite 15 and solid parts 14 resulting from the separation process 2 to get fertilizer 22, neutralizing 20 the remaining liquid 19 to get clean water 21.

A granular cohered MOP fertilizer having one or more micronutrients, and one or more binding ingredients. The fertilizer is prepared by compacting MOP feed material with a source of zinc and one or more optional binders to form a cohered MOP composition. The cohered MOP composition is then further processed, such as by crushing and sizing, to form a cohered granular MOP product containing a source of zinc. The process yields a fertilizer product containing micronutrients with superior elemental and granule size distribution without compromising handling or storage qualities.

A granular cohered MOP fertilizer having one or more micronutrients, and one or more binding ingredients. The fertilizer is prepared by compacting MOP feed material with a source of zinc and one or more optional binders to form a cohered MOP composition. The cohered MOP composition is then further processed, such as by crushing and sizing, to form a cohered granular MOP product containing a source of zinc. The process yields a fertilizer product containing micronutrients with superior elemental and granule size distribution without compromising handling or storage qualities.

A concentrated composition for plant nutrition. The composition includes a polymeric stabilizing agent having a high number of polar hydrophilic groups, such as microfibrillated cellulose (MFC), comprising calcium ions, sulfate ions and salts of other elements for plant nutrition. The concentration of calcium ions and sulfate ions and other essential elements exceeds the concentration corresponding to the normal solubility of calcium sulfate and other insoluble salts in water. The proportion of the polymeric stabilizing agent having a high number of polar hydrophilic groups is within a range of 1% and 99% w/w of the suspension. The availability of the nutrient elements is assured within a pH range of 1 to 13.

A concentrated composition for plant nutrition. The composition includes a polymeric stabilizing agent having a high number of polar hydrophilic groups, such as microfibrillated cellulose (MFC), comprising calcium ions, sulfate ions and salts of other elements for plant nutrition. The concentration of calcium ions and sulfate ions and other essential elements exceeds the concentration corresponding to the normal solubility of calcium sulfate and other insoluble salts in water. The proportion of the polymeric stabilizing agent having a high number of polar hydrophilic groups is within a range of 1% and 99% w/w of the suspension. The availability of the nutrient elements is assured within a pH range of 1 to 13.