Global Organic Fertilizers Industry Analysis and Forecast Report, 2030

NEW YORK - Nov. 4, 2022 - PRLog -- Organic fertilizers comprise various plant-derived materials, animal manure and litter, and agricultural by-products, including organic compost. The nutrient content of these products varies among sources; more specifically, readily biodegradable materials offer a higher nutrient content to the fertilizer. Talking of specific nutrients, organic fertilizers are rich in phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium.

Hence, with the growing awareness on the dangers of chemical fertilizers on crop growth, agrochemical firms can expect to collectively amass $14,746.2 million by selling organic fertilizers by 2030. These materials improve soil arability by enhancing its texture, increasing its water holding capacity, and raising bacterial and fungal activity in it. Moreover, they are safe for the environment, no matter how you use them, by adding to soil or spraying on leaves.

Organic fertilizers can also be mixed with compost to ensure the right distribution of nutrients. Composting keeps the nutrients intact and causes a lesser loss of nitrogen. Thus, since composting keeps the nutrient content in the soil stable, farmers can easily calculate the exact dosage of the fertilizer required.

There are two major forms in which such agrochemicals are available: solid and liquid.

Liquid Organic Fertilizers: Benefits and Common Types

Liquid organic fertilizers (https://www.psmarketresearch.com/press-release/organic-fe...) contain microorganisms to facilitate the recycling of organic matter. Microorganisms are crucial for substrate degradation in the fermentation process. Moreover, the auxin, cytokinin, organic acids, and plant growth promoters present in liquid organic fertilizers do their work almost at the end of the fermentation process.

Molasses is a sweet, dark-colored, and syrupy byproduct extracted from sugarcane and sugar beets that contains concentrated vitamins and minerals. It is a crucial source of carbon that facilitates microbial growth. In addition, distillery slop is waste produced at ethanol factories; however, it contains a variety of agricultural macronutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

Liquid fertilizers are ideal for the soil-less cultivation of plants, known as hydroponics, which facilitates the absorption of the nutrients directly from the roots. However, current methods of hydroponics majorly demand chemical fertilizers. As a downside, the overaccumulation of chemicals in plants, such as lettuce, is harmful to humans, which is why the usage of liquid organic fertilizers is being explored in this cultivation technique.

Therefore, with the shift toward sustainability and healthier eating, the agrarian community continues to up its consumption of organic fertilizers over chemical ones.