Nowadays, the utilization of synthetic fertilizer has significant adverse effects on the soil, ecosystem, and human health. To evade the use of synthetic fertilizers, the production of organic fertilizer from organic matter particularly from keratin-based materials, has become more popular as a way to solve the problems related to soil conditioning and human health. In addition, the impact of different methods on the extraction of organic fertilizer from keratin-based materials is discussed. Hence, the review was conducted to assess the effect of different methods like acid hydrolysis, base hydrolysis, and hydrothermal treatment on organic fertilizer extraction from keratin materials. Therefore, this revised seminar currently, as it deters the environmental pollution caused by chemical hydrolysis and hydrothermal treatment, the microbial fermentation by immobilized cell for organic fertilizer production is essential to enhancing a green environment and avoiding the risks related to human health.
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Dinkinah GT. Impact of Some Methods on the Production of Organic Fertilizer from Keratin-Based Biomass: A Review. J Chem Environ Biol Eng. 2024;8(1):13-16. doi: 10.11648/jcebe.20240801.12
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