What's the difference between organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer?

What's the difference between organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer? Please introduce in detail the differences between organic fertilizers and chemical fertilizers, which are as follows: 1. Organic fertilizers contain a lot of organic matter and have obvious effects on improving soil and fertilizing. Chemical fertilizers can only provide inorganic nutrients for crops. Long-term application will have a negative impact on the soil, making the soil "the more planted, the more greedy". 2. Organic fertilizers contain many kinds of nutrients, which are balanced in an all-round way, while chemical fertilizers contain single kinds of nutrients, so long-term application is easy to cause nutrient imbalance in soil and food. 3. The nutrient content of organic fertilizer is low and needs a large amount of application, while the nutrient content of chemical fertilizer is high and the application amount is low. 4. The effective time of organic fertilizer is long, and the effective period of chemical fertilizer is short and fierce, which is easy to cause nutrient loss and pollute the environment. 5. Organic fertilizer comes from nature, there is no chemical synthetic substance in fertilizer, long-term application can improve the quality of agricultural products; chemical fertilizer belongs to pure chemical synthetic substance, improper application can reduce the quality of agricultural products. 6. In the process of production and processing, as long as organic fertilizers are fully ripened, the ability of drought, disease and insect resistance of crops can be improved, and the use of pesticides can be reduced. Long-term application of chemical fertilizers, due to the reduction of plant immunity, often requires a large number of chemical pesticides to maintain crop growth, which can easily lead to the increase of harmful substances in food. 7. Organic fertilizers contain a large number of beneficial microorganisms, which can promote the process of biological transformation in the soil, which is conducive to the continuous improvement of soil fertility; long-term application of chemical fertilizers can inhibit the activities of soil microorganisms, resulting in a decline in the ability of soil self-regulation. Click to get more organic fertilizer application technology click to get more fertilizer application technology