JM-14 Molasses Fermentation Concentrate Organic Liquid Fertilizer Manufacturer

This product is manufactured using advanced triple-effect fermentation and concentration equipment. Taking molasses as raw material, it undergoes microbial fermentation with cutting-edge fermentation technology followed by concentration treatment. It is a 100% natural fermented product with a dark brown viscous texture and a caramel aroma.

The product appears as a brown semi-thick liquid: sugarcane-derived molasses carries a sweet sugar scent, while beet-derived molasses has a fishy odor.

• Rapid Carbon Source Supplement: The liquid contains 50%-60% soluble sugars. After dilution, it can be directly applied via drip irrigation or foliar spraying. It can be utilized by soil microorganisms within 3 hours to alleviate carbon-nitrogen imbalance. When the C/N ratio reaches 25:1, microbial activity triples.
• Humic Acid Activation: Mix with humic acid fertilizers at a ratio of 1:10 to strengthen chelating capacity and boost absorption of mineral elements such as iron and zinc by 20%.

• Liquid Fermentation Substrate: Used for mass propagation of Trichoderma and photosynthetic bacteria. It provides fast-available carbon sources and shortens fermentation cycles (e.g., EM bacteria fermentation period reduced from 7 days to 4 days).
• Pesticide Adhesive: Add at a proportion of 0.5%-1% to insecticides or foliar fertilizers to enhance liquid adhesion on leaf surfaces and reduce loss caused by rain wash-off.

Ion Exchange: Organic acids (e.g., citric acid) inside the product chelate sodium ions. Combined with irrigation leaching, it lowers soil electrical conductivity (EC value) by 10%-15% per growing season.

• Drip Irrigation: Dilute 50–100 times, apply 5–8 kg per mu, and mix with amino acid liquid fertilizers (e.g., apply once weekly during grape fruit expansion stage).
• Foliar Spraying: Dilute 300–500 times (avoid high temperature and strong sunlight). Mix with boron and moladium trace fertilizers to prevent blossom-end rot in tomatoes.
• Compost Acceleration: Spray at 3% of compost volume, turn over the pile for aeration, cutting the time required to reach 60°C compost temperature by 24 hours.

• C/N Ratio Regulation: Add 5–10 ppm of the product by water volume to maintain a 12:1 C/N ratio. Heterotrophic bacteria convert ammonia nitrogen into bacterial protein, keeping ammonia nitrogen levels below 0.5 mg/L in shrimp ponds.
• Algae Balance Management: Inhibit blue-green algae (Microcystis) outbreaks and raise the proportion of diatoms (Skeletonema) to over 60%.

• Microcapsule Coating: Acts as a coating agent for probiotics (e.g., lactic acid bacteria), improving gastric acid tolerance and increasing intestinal colonization rate by 50%.
• Attractant Carrier: Mix with fish oil and allicin to coat pellet feed, boosting fish feeding activity with a 90% feeding rate within 10 minutes after feeding.

• Anti-transport Stress: Add 0.1% of the product to live fish transport water to maintain mucus secretion and reduce mortality by 5%-8%.
• Detoxification Synergy: Combined with vitamin C and bile acids, it accelerates the metabolic excretion of microcystin-LR.

• Biofloc Startup: Add 10 ppm on the first day, followed by 2 ppm daily. Maintain dissolved oxygen above 5 mg/L via aeration.
• Medicated Bath: Soak fry for 30 minutes in a solution of 0.5% molasses concentrate + 0.3% salt to prevent saprolegniasis.
• Feed Coating: Spray 20–30 kg of the product per ton of pellet feed (special coating equipment required).

• Fermented Feed Starter: Add at 2%-3% to silage or yellow storage to promote lactic acid bacteria-dominated fermentation (pH below 4.2) and suppress mycotoxin production.
• Liquid Feeding System: Mix with soybean meal and wheat bran to form slurry feed (molasses concentrate accounts for 5%-8%), increasing finishing pigs’ feeding speed by 15%.

• Slow-release Energy Source: Fructose and glucose in the product are released gradually to stabilize rumen pH at 6.2–6.8 and reduce the risk of subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA).
• Fiber Decomposition Enhancement: Boost cellulase activity, raising straw digestibility from 45% to 55% (beef cattle test data).

Ammonia Reduction by Spraying: Dilute 20 times and spray on barn floors. Microbes in the product competitively inhibit urease activity, lowering ammonia concentration by 40%-60%.

• Silage Spraying: Spray 30–40 kg of 50% concentration molasses concentrate per ton of raw materials, compact layer by layer.
• Drinking Water Addition: Mix into drinking water at 1%-2% of total water intake (filter to avoid pipeline blockage) to relieve summer heat stress.
• Molasses Block Production: Blend with salt and minerals to make liquid molasses blocks with 30%-40% molasses concentrate content for free licking by cattle and sheep.