A lubricated agricultural mixture and method(s) of use thereof is described. Embodiments of the lubricated agricultural mixture can include a carbon source, a fertilizer, a binder, and a hydrogel. The lubricated agricultural mixture can be formed into tablets, granules, and wafers. The different forms of the lubricated agricultural mixture can be implemented in various situations. For instance, the table form can be distributed via machinery such that the carbon source acts as a lubricant for the machinery to minimize wear on the machinery.

A combined process for several biorefinery products obtained from an Undefined Mixed Culture (UMC) type of reaction it is possible to obtain biochemicals, energy gases, soil improvement etc. from a Multipurpose Biorefinery Unit MPBU). The economically beneficial as well as environmentally sustainable results of the arrangement are demonstrated by the integrated process using two reactor systems with zero fiber for the production of lactate in both the reactors pools 1 and 2. Additionally, mannitol can be produced in one of the reactor pools (number 2). It is possible to: a. combine the processes taking into account their biochemical characteristics, b. produce gaseous substances for energy and industrial use, c. obtain organic fertilizers which can be microbiologically upgraded, and d. improve the adjustability for optimization of the various partial reactivities. The chemical production occurs in two pools which advantageously are inoculated simultaneously.

The present invention relates to a method of preparing a wood chip-type organic composite fertilizer wherein the method comprises the steps of: {circle around (a)} preparing wood chips by chipping; {circle around (b)} preparing a liquid organic fertilizer; {circle around (c)} forming an organic mixed solution; {circle around (d)} obtaining colored wood chips by simultaneously immersing the wood chips of the step {circle around (a)} in the organic mixed solution of the step {circle around (c)} and applying hot air to the organic mixed solution to coat the woods chips with colors; {circle around (e)} drying the wood chips to a high temperature to remove moisture formed on an outer surface of the wood chips of the step {circle around (d)} and to make the organic mixed solution penetrate evenly into the wood chips at the same time; and {circle around (f)} packing the dried wood chips of the step {circle around (e)} by weight unit with the measurement thereof on a scale.

The present invention relates to a method of preparing a wood chip-type organic composite fertilizer wherein the method comprises the steps of: {circle around (a)} preparing wood chips by chipping; {circle around (b)} preparing a liquid organic fertilizer; {circle around (c)} forming an organic mixed solution; {circle around (d)} obtaining colored wood chips by simultaneously immersing the wood chips of the step {circle around (a)} in the organic mixed solution of the step {circle around (c)} and applying hot air to the organic mixed solution to coat the woods chips with colors; {circle around (e)} drying the wood chips to a high temperature to remove moisture formed on an outer surface of the wood chips of the step {circle around (d)} and to make the organic mixed solution penetrate evenly into the wood chips at the same time; and {circle around (f)} packing the dried wood chips of the step {circle around (e)} by weight unit with the measurement thereof on a scale.

A microbial preparation of Bacillus consisting of: 5%-10% (ww) shrimp and crab shell powders, 85%-90% corn starches, and a RG BV-1 strain in Bacillus velezensis, wherein a base sequence having serial number 1 is presented by 16S rDNA, and the 85%-90% corn starches, the 5%-10% (ww) shrimp and crab shell powders, and the RG BV-1 strain are mixed at a predetermined proportion.

Disclosed is a formulation which, in association with a grinding system, transforms biohazardous wastes unto raw material for the preparation of composts, enabling biohazardous infectious waste to be inactivated for use and industrial biohazardous infectious waste to be inactivated for reuse as a protein source for producing protein products. The formulation can be used to eliminate microorganisms in waste resulting from the production of drugs and vaccines in ovo, with applications in biohazardous infectious waste and animal waste with a high protein content and decomposition potential for the preparation of composts.

Disclosed is a formulation which, in association with a grinding system, transforms biohazardous wastes unto raw material for the preparation of composts, enabling biohazardous infectious waste to be inactivated for use and industrial biohazardous infectious waste to be inactivated for reuse as a protein source for producing protein products. The formulation can be used to eliminate microorganisms in waste resulting from the production of drugs and vaccines in ovo, with applications in biohazardous infectious waste and animal waste with a high protein content and decomposition potential for the preparation of composts.

The present invention is located in the field of sustainable agriculture, referring to two processes of renewable origin for the production of fertilizer from by-products of animal origin, with two innovative raw materials: whole fish and/or fish waste and/or fish waste of marine or freshwater origin and/or fish waste containing by-catch fauna, and the pre-treatment developed in the process makes it possible to process any fish species to obtain fish concentrate (CPX), an intermediate product in the subsequent obtaining of fertilizer compositions and/or for use as an ingredient in compositions intended for animal feed. Poultry viscera waste. The development aims at making use of raw materials and by-products of poultry viscera to obtain fertilizers with innovative characteristics. The synergy promoted by the stages of the developed process, combined with the qualities and characteristics of the chosen raw material, promoted the development of products with important levels of free natural amino acids, total organic carbon and organic matter.

A dry and solid fertiliser in the form of discreet particles is provided. The particles of the dry and solid fertiliser comprise a homogenous mixture of organic and inorganic materials. The inorganic material comprises at least one of the NPKS nutrients. The organic material comprises a carbon-labile substantially sterile product of organic waste.

A dry and solid fertiliser in the form of discreet particles is provided. The particles of the dry and solid fertiliser comprise a homogenous mixture of organic and inorganic materials. The inorganic material comprises at least one of the NPKS nutrients. The organic material comprises a carbon-labile substantially sterile product of organic waste.