The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing an organic fertilizer prepared using antagonistic microorganisms, fermentative microorganisms, synthetic microorganisms, and organic raw materials, and to an organic fertilizer manufactured by the manufacturing method. The present invention has the technical feature wherein a powder-type organic raw material characterized by being produced via a contaminant removal step, a sterilization step, a microorganism culture medium preparation step, and a microorganism additive solution preparation step are subjected to a mixing step, a fermentation step, and a drying step. The present invention is effective for soil improvement, crop growth, and disease and pest control. In addition, fertilizer produced through the technical solution contains primary metabolites, secondary metabolites, conjugated enzymes, antibiotics, bioactive substances and inducers, etc., and thus not only does not contaminate the soil, but is also effective for ecosystem restoration, and for increasing profits through the production of safe organic crops.

An organic fertilizer/plant food with a natural ingredient providing a desirable smell to mask the unwanted odors of organic fertilizer. The desirable smelling ingredient to be mixed thoroughly throughout the organic fertilizer such that as the outer layers of the organic fertilizer are processed by microorganisms, the desirable smelling ingredient is revealed at each new layer to create a persistent pleasant smell above the unwanted fertilizer smell.

An organic fertilizer/plant food with a natural ingredient providing a desirable smell to mask the unwanted odors of organic fertilizer. The desirable smelling ingredient to be mixed thoroughly throughout the organic fertilizer such that as the outer layers of the organic fertilizer are processed by microorganisms, the desirable smelling ingredient is revealed at each new layer to create a persistent pleasant smell above the unwanted fertilizer smell.

An organic fertilizer/plant food containing molasses to increase microorganism activity in soils. The molasses provides additional nutrients to the soil that are readily available for plant intake. The molasses provides sugars to increase microorganism activity to benefit soil structure before the slower process of microorganism break-down of other organic materials can occur. The molasses may be applied to the fertilizer mixture in various ways including by spraying.

An organic fertilizer/plant food containing molasses to increase microorganism activity in soils. The molasses provides additional nutrients to the soil that are readily available for plant intake. The molasses provides sugars to increase microorganism activity to benefit soil structure before the slower process of microorganism break-down of other organic materials can occur. The molasses may be applied to the fertilizer mixture in various ways including by spraying.

An organic fertilizer/plant food containing molasses to increase microorganism activity in soils. The molasses provides additional nutrients to the soil that are readily available for plant intake. The molasses provides sugars to increase microorganism activity to benefit soil structure before the slower process of microorganism break-down of other organic materials can occur. The molasses may be applied to the fertilizer mixture in various ways including by spraying.

Disclosed is a method for anaerobic pyrolysis treatment of dead-of-disease livestock and municipal organic refuse, which uses an anaerobic pyrolysis device to perform a harmlessness treatment on dead-of-disease pigs, the treatment being a chemical reaction process performed in a sealed, oxygen-free, non-combustible, high-temperature state, comprising heating the bodies of pigs to a high temperature under an anaerobic state, and by the action of thermal decomposition through reactions such as vaporization, pyrolysis, dehydrogenation, thermal condensation and carbonization, evaporating the moisture from the pig bodies, converting the organics therein to combustible gases and organic carbon, and killing various types of bacteria in the bodies of the dead pigs via the high temperature. Thus, a harmlessness and reutilization treatment of the dead-of-disease livestock is achieved, and environmental pollution and propagation of fatal animal diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease, highly pathogenic avian influenza, highly pathogenic blue-ear pig disease and swine fever are avoided. Also disclosed is a device for realizing the above-mentioned method.

Disclosed is a method for anaerobic pyrolysis treatment of dead-of-disease livestock and municipal organic refuse, which uses an anaerobic pyrolysis device to perform a harmlessness treatment on dead-of-disease pigs, the treatment being a chemical reaction process performed in a sealed, oxygen-free, non-combustible, high-temperature state, comprising heating the bodies of pigs to a high temperature under an anaerobic state, and by the action of thermal decomposition through reactions such as vaporization, pyrolysis, dehydrogenation, thermal condensation and carbonization, evaporating the moisture from the pig bodies, converting the organics therein to combustible gases and organic carbon, and killing various types of bacteria in the bodies of the dead pigs via the high temperature. Thus, a harmlessness and reutilization treatment of the dead-of-disease livestock is achieved, and environmental pollution and propagation of fatal animal diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease, highly pathogenic avian influenza, highly pathogenic blue-ear pig disease and swine fever are avoided. Also disclosed is a device for realizing the above-mentioned method.

A method of producing an environmental bio-stimulant, the method comprising: preparing an aqueous mixture comprising a starting material including at least one microorganism, a first carbohydrate and water; placing the aqueous mixture in a microorganism growth environment for a first time interval; adding a second carbohydrate to the mixture; placing the mixture in a fermentation environment for a second time interval so as to produce the bio-stimulant. The method may include the further step of adding a carrier to the bio-stimulant. The carrier may be chosen from a group comprising water, zeolite, biochar, woodchips, or diatomaceous earth. The one or more microorganisms include a diverse plurality of groups of microorganisms.

A method of producing an environmental bio-stimulant, the method comprising: preparing an aqueous mixture comprising a starting material including at least one microorganism, a first carbohydrate and water; placing the aqueous mixture in a microorganism growth environment for a first time interval; adding a second carbohydrate to the mixture; placing the mixture in a fermentation environment for a second time interval so as to produce the bio-stimulant. The method may include the further step of adding a carrier to the bio-stimulant. The carrier may be chosen from a group comprising water, zeolite, biochar, woodchips, or diatomaceous earth. The one or more microorganisms include a diverse plurality of groups of microorganisms.