Four reserves of fertilizer storage
Fertilizer is one of the agricultural materials that farmers and brothers often have in their homes. There are four aspects to store chemical fertilizers. Anti-tidal metabolite ammonium bicarbonate is prone to moisture absorption, resulting in loss of nitrogen volatilization; ammonium nitrate is very hygroscopic, easy to agglomerate, deliquescence; lime nitrogen and calcium superphosphate are easy to agglomerate after absorbing moisture, affecting the application effect. Therefore, these fertilizers should be stored in a dry, cool place, especially when ammonium bicarbonate is stored. The package should be tightly sealed and kept out of contact with air. After sun exposure or exposure to high temperatures, the loss of nitrogen will be accelerated. When ammonium nitrate reacts with high temperatures, it will decompose oxygen. When combustibles burn, they must not be hit hard by heavy hammers. Prevent explosions. Nitrogen fertilizers should be stored in the sun to avoid, no fireworks, do not stack together with diesel, kerosene, firewood and other items. Anti-volatilization loss of ammonia, ammonium bicarbonate is very volatile and should be sealed when stored. Nitrogen fertilizer and superphosphate are strictly prohibited to be mixed with alkaline substances (lime, grass ash, etc.) in order to prevent the loss of nitrogen fertilizer and reduce the fertilizer efficiency of phosphate fertilizer. Anti-corrosion poisoning Superphosphate is corrosive and should be protected from contact with skin and metal utensils. Ammonia water is strongly corrosive to copper and iron and should be stored in ceramic, plastic, wooden containers. In addition, chemical fertilizers should not be piled up with seeds, and do not use chemical fertilizers in bags to avoid affecting seed germination.