The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held an executive meeting to study and deploy the resource utilization of livestock manure. what do you think?

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held an executive meeting to study and deploy the resource utilization of livestock manure. what do you think? Let me talk about my opinion. First of all, I want to say that livestock manure can be reused in the following ways: First, it can be used as energy, such as biogas. The manure used with biogas can be reused, and the excess manure can be used to water vegetables and fruits. If there is no biogas digester at home, you should look for livestock manure in a place where no one moves, usually digging in winter. Freeze at MINUS several degrees, once a month or so, to make the feces dry faster, prevent the growth of eggs, and fertilize trees and flowers when the moisture content of feces is 25% to 35%. Harmless treatment of livestock manure, turning waste into treasure, reducing the impact of livestock manure on the ecological environment and improving the yield and quality of crops are of great significance to solving the environmental pollution caused by animal husbandry, ensuring the healthy development of aquaculture, increasing agricultural benefits and promoting the recycling of resources.

Followed by biogas digesters, which is also one aspect. However, due to high construction cost, insufficient supply of raw materials, smell and other reasons, it is rarely used in rural areas. In fact, most of us use it to grow vegetables and fruit trees. Before planting, turn over the ground, then lay a big layer under the vegetables or fruit trees to be planted, and then plant plants on them. The plants grown in this way are particularly good. However, if there are insects in the feces, or you are not sure whether there are insects, it is best to treat them all at once and mix some lime or other things, otherwise the roots of plants may be eaten by insects.

In fact, farmyard manure can make vegetables grow better. But before we irrigate the land with farmyard manure, we must fertilize it first, otherwise the vegetables will be easily burned to death. When composting, pour the ash from burning firewood at home and mix it evenly, so as to prevent vegetables from getting insects. I wish there was foam on the surface. When watering, just pour it around the vegetables, not on them. It would be better to sprinkle some firewood ash after watering. If poultry manure is to be fattened, it must be dried in the sun, otherwise insects will be born and vegetables will get sick when watered. The above is my answer, I hope it will help you.