Can straw be used as fertilizer?

Straw as fertilizer

Straw can generally be used as fertilizer, and it can also be used directly as fertilizer. Generally, straw can improve soil structure and increase organic matter content, so it is very suitable as fertilizer.

Straw is very suitable for use as flower fertilizer, and it is a very low-cost fertilizer. Generally, there are many benefits to using straw as fertilizer, and it can maintain most plants.

How to make fertilizer from straw

Generally, straw can be used directly, but it needs to be crushed and then evenly sprinkled on the soil, and then cultivated with rotary tillage equipment. Generally, it only needs to be mixed evenly with the straw and soil. This can promote rapid growth of plants.

Key points for using straw fertilizer

1. Straw is a very good fertilizer, but when using it, be sure to crush it before adding it to the soil, otherwise it will not rot.

2. Generally, the plants should be watered in time after spreading the straw. This can help it rot quickly, thereby promoting the growth and development of the plants, and can also make full use of the straw.