INVESTIGATING THE DIVERSITY OF MICROBIOTA IN VERMICOMPOST APPLIED TO THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC FERTILIZERS CONTAINING MICROORGANISMS

Abstract

Vermicompost contains beneficial bacteria, vermicompost is a finely divided peat-like material with high porosity, good ventilation, drainage, water-holding capacity, microorganism activity, Excellent nutritional status and buffering capacity thus provide the physiological properties required for soil fertility and plant growth. Worm manure enhances soil biodiversity by promoting entry and enhances plant growth directly by producing plant growth-regulating hormones and enzymes. Due to its inborn biological,
biochemical and physicochemical properties, vermicompost can be used to promote sustainable agriculture and also for the safe management of agricultural, industrial, and domestic wastes. In Vietnam, the production of vermi-compost still takes place with a small scale, the product of vermi-compost is still small and can only be used for ornamental plants and high-value crops. Research and production of vermi-compost to put into
agricultural production is very necessary