Molasses Fermented Biochemical Potassium Fulvate Powder, Organic Agricultural Fertilizer

Molasses Fermented Biochemical Potassium Fulvate Powder, Organic Agricultural Fertilizer

Molasses Powder Acid Introduction

The "predecessor" of Molasses powder is molasses, which is the thick, dark brown liquid (containing 45%-55% sugar) left after sugarcane or sugar beets are juiced to make sugar. Traditionally, molasses was mostly used in brewing, as feed or as waste. However, through modern spray drying technology, it can be transformed into a powder-like "solid molasses" that is easy to store and transport - this is molasses powder

Comprehensive Composition

In addition to the main components, it includes essential trace elements such as sulfur, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, molybdenum, and boron, as well as a variety of B vitamins, vitamin C, myo-inositol, polysaccharides, microbial proteins, nucleic acids, surfactants, and numerous growth-promoting factors.

Function and Use

Agricultural Application - The "Energy Drink" for Soil and Crops

Core function:

Microbial activator

It provides a fast-acting carbon source, and the number of soil probiotics (such as nitrogen-fixing bacteria and actinomycetes) doubles within 3 days.

Composting fermentation is accelerated (the maturation time is shortened by 30%).

Fertilizer efficiency enhancement

When mixed with urea, it reduces nitrogen volatilization (utilization rate from 30% to 50%).

Chelate trace elements (iron and zinc absorption rate ↑25%).

Stress resistance and growth promotion

Spray before the cold wave (500 times dilution), and the crop's frost resistance ↑ (strawberry survival rate +40%).

Alleviate agrochemical phytotoxicity (yellow leaves turn green within 3 days).

Soil improvement

Relieve caking (clay becomes loose, water retention ↑).

Suitable for saline-alkali land (lowering pH and promoting desalination).

Applicable scenarios:

Organic farming (alternative to chemical hormones)

Economic crops (sugarcane, fruit and vegetable sweetening)

Seedling base (Promoting root development)

Aquaculture - The "Double King" of Water Diversion and Food Attraction

Core function:

Water quality purification

Degrade ammonia nitrogen/sub-salt (1kg/ mu, 6-hour concentration ↓50%).

Inhibit cyanobacteria and promote diatom reproduction (water transparency ↑).

Stimulate appetite and promote growth

The caramel aroma attracts fish and shrimp, with an intake rate of ↑15%.

Improve feed conversion rate (feed-to-meat ratio of white shrimp from South America ↓0.2).

Enhance immunity

Stimulate intestinal probiotics (lactic acid bacteria quantity ↑) to reduce enteritis.

Anti-stress (sprayed before typhoon, fish and shrimp surface floating rate ↓60%).

Applicable scenarios:

High-density farming (shrimp, tilapia ponds)

Seedling pool (for improving the survival rate of seedlings)

First aid for water quality deterioration (algae removal, oxygen deficiency)