How to judge the maturity of organic matrix and compost
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In order to avoid unnecessary losses, it is recommended that when purchasing products, practitioners should first sample and identify different batches of products according to several simple and practical ripeness identification methods described below. Only after reaching the safety standards can they be assured of their use. Several identification methods are summarized as follows: plastic bag method (composting mainly based on livestock and poultry excreta)
The compost products mainly composed of livestock and poultry excreta are sealed in plastic bags. If the plastic bag does not bulge, it can be concluded that the compost product has decomposed (due to the unfermented fertilizer producing gas).
Germination test method 5g of air-dried products into a 200mL beaker, add warm water at 60°C 100mL soak 3h after filtration, the filtrate will be taken 10mL, poured into a petri dish covered with two layers of filter paper, row 100 kinds of cabbage, radish, Cucumber or tomato seeds are subjected to a germination test. A separate control was used. Distilled water was used in the petri dish. The seed and germination test methods were the same as above. The germination rate was generally considered to be more than 90% of the control area, indicating that the product had been decomposed and qualified. This method is particularly suitable for the identification of products containing lignocellulosic material.
The law prepares several cups and cups and black cloth. Put crumbled products in the cup, and then put the clams into it. Cover the cuvette with a black cloth. If the clams sneak into the inside of the product, it means that it is cooked. If you climb on the pile and refuse to dive into the pile, it indicates that the product is not fully cooked. There is phenol or ammonia residue.