Can animal meat be used as fertilizer?

Animal meat as fertilizer

Animal meat can be used as fertilizer and can be buried directly, but if it is fermented in advance, better fertilization effects can be achieved, the fertilizer effect can be made more lasting, and the soil to which it is applied will become more fertile.

Animal meat can be used as flower fertilizer, but it is best to compost and ferment it in advance. Direct use may consume a large amount of oxygen in the soil during the decomposition process, which may easily cause the plants to suffocate due to lack of oxygen. It can be used as fertilizer for growing flowers and is very suitable for growing jasmine.

How to make fertilizer from animal meat

1. Drying

Before animal meat is used to make fertilizer, it must first be dried in the sun. This step can kill most of the harmful microorganisms and parasites in the meat and avoid danger during subsequent use.

2. Fermentation

After drying, the animal meat can be placed in a sealed container, and a small amount of water can be added to maintain a moist environment. Let it ferment for about 30 days, and it can be made into organic fertilizer.

Key points for using animal meat fertilizer

1. Buried fertilization

Animal meat will produce a strong odor after being composted and fermented. If it is applied directly to the soil surface, it will easily affect the surrounding environment. It is best to use the deep burial fertilization method.

2. Apply fertilizer appropriately

Since plants have different requirements and tolerance for fertilizers, when applying animal fertilizer, you should apply a small amount first. If the plant has no adverse reactions, then consider top dressing.