Enriched liquid biofertiliser (Rosario)
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Fermented biofertiliser of fresh plants, manures, ash, basalt dust, eggshell, bone ash and milk, validated in the urban gardens of Rosario (Argentina); according to the source it stimulates growth through its nitrogen and mineral content and brings microorganisms to soil and leaves.
Application description: Watered onto soil and plants every 20 days, as a foliar spray, in nursery substrate, for soaking seeds and at transplanting.
Dose: Watering: 1 in 20. Foliar: up to 10%. Seeds: 20%, soaked for 12 hours. Transplanting: 5%.
Keeps up to 6 months in dark glass in a cool place out of the sun. Use manure from animals not given antibiotics or antiparasitics.
1. Collect the above-ground parts of the plants and chop them coarsely.
2. Mix all the ingredients in the water in the drum.
3. For aerobic fermentation, stir daily; for anaerobic fermentation, close with an airlock (tube bubbling into a bottle of water).
4. After 2 months, filter.
5. Store in plastic or glass containers, preferably dark.
2 months.
Dark brown liquid with a fermented smell.
IPES, RUAF Foundation and FAO (2010). “Biopreparados para el manejo sostenible de plagas y enfermedades en la agricultura urbana y periurbana”, ¿Cómo hacerlo? series, sheet n.º 2, validated by the Rosario municipal urban agriculture programme and Pro Huerta/INTA (Santa Fe, Argentina): https://www.fao.org/3/a-as435s.pdf — guide also circulated by Portal Frutícola. Recipe written in our own words.
Recipe written in our own words by biopreparados.es. Copyright and sources
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