Dicyandiamide-for-agriculture

Product introduction 

Dicyandiamide (DCD) is a nitrification inhibitor, mainly used to slow down the process of ammonium nitrogen converting to nitrate in soil, thus improving the utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer, reducing nitrogen loss and greenhouse gas emissions.

Dicyandiamide (DCD) is a nitrification inhibitor, mainly used to slow down the process of ammonium nitrogen converting to nitrate in soil, thus improving the utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer, reducing nitrogen loss and greenhouse gas emissions.

Mitigating the negative effects of graphene oxide: agricultural soils, DCD, as a nitrification inhibitor, can mitigate the destructive effects of graphene oxide (GO) on soil microbial activity, diversity, and composition and on the emission of nitrous oxide. The application of DCD can reduce the negative effects of GO exposure on soil bacterial biomass and reduce the emission of N2O in the, although graphene oxide may hinder the inhibition of DCD.

Reasonable agricultural management measures: To reduce the potential hazards of DCD, farmers should follow the correct use and dosages, and prevent excessive use from causing DCD residues and hazards. Through reasonable agricultural management measures, such as regular fertilization, watering, and loosening the soil the growth rate and immunity of crops can be improved, and the crops can be less susceptible to disease invasion.

In conclusion, DCD has its positive role in agriculture(follow pictures ), attention should be paid to the dosage and method of use to avoid adverse effects on crops and the environment. At the same time, more environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural production methods should be explored.