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Fertilizer

OHF Solution

Organic Fertiliser

This Biomax Digester is able to convert organic waste into fertilizers in just 24 hours! Many countries have problems disposing of their organic waste. Now we can convert them into valuable fertilizers!

Challenge

Conventional chemical fertilizers are really costly. The price has increased by at least 40% globally from 2010 to present. These price increases have significant impact on rice and other farmers. Our Biomax organic fertilizers will be sold at much lower cost which will increase the profitability of the farmers. In addition to the cost savings, organic fertilizers are beneficial in the long-term for the soil.

Another benefit is for fruit and vegetable sellers as we purchase discarded/rotten produce from them to convert into fertilizers. This will act as an additional income for the sellers.


Potential Solution

OHF will purchase discarded / rotten fruits and vegetables, rice husks, duck manure, and fish parts from vendors to convert them into organic fertilizers within 24 hours. The fertilizer will be sold at a lower cost as compared to chemical fertilizer, while producing healthier crops for the farmers. This project will be beneficial for poor farmers.


How it Works?

There are a few things to keep in mind when using organic fertilizers on rice fields. First, it’s important to choose a fertilizer that is appropriate for rice cultivation. Some organic fertilizers, such as compost or manure, may not be suitable for use in flooded rice fields because they can release too much nitrogen too quickly, which can lead to problems with pests and diseases.

Second, the timing of fertilizer application is important in rice cultivation. Typically, organic fertilizers are applied to rice fields either before planting or during the early stages of growth. This helps to ensure that the plants have the nutrients they need to establish healthy root systems and grow vigorously.

Finally, when using organic fertilizers in flooded rice fields, it’s important to consider the potential for nutrient loss due to leaching. Nutrient loss can be minimized by using slow-release fertilizers, applying fertilizers in multiple small doses rather than one large dose, and avoiding fertilizer application during heavy rainfall or flooding events.

Our Experience

OHF has purchased a 2tons Biomax Digester machine which will be delivered to Cambodia in September 2023. We have completed the infrastructure to house the Digester including the High Tension Transformer for electrical supply and necessary paths.