NOVELTY - Bio-organic fertilizer production involves utilizing (in wt.%): pig manure (55-57), corn straw (13-15), weed (5), vine (1), peanut shells (2), sawdust (2), fruit residue (1), lees (4), starch residue (1.5), soy sauce residue (1), monosodium glutamate (1), pulp (1), oil residue (1), Phellodendron (4), mildew feed (3), organic fertilizer (1), fragrance (0.5), potassium (0.1), cellulose-decomposing bacteria (0.1), organic phosphorus decomposing bacteria (0.1) and ammonification bacteria (0.1).    USE - Method for producing bio-organic fertilizer (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method enables production of nutritious, bio-organic fertilizer in a simple and convenient manner that ensures improved physical and chemical properties of soil so provide improved quality of agricultural products.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Bio-organic fertilizer production involves utilizing (in wt.%): pig manure (55-57), corn straw (13-15), weed (5), vine (1), peanut shells (2), sawdust (2), fruit residue (1), lees (4), starch residue (1.5), soy sauce residue (1), monosodium glutamate (1), pulp (1), oil residue (1), phellodendron (4), mildew feed (3), organic fertilizer (1), fragrance (0.5), potassium (0.1), cellulose-decomposing bacteria (0.1), organic phosphorus decomposing bacteria (0.1), ammonification bacteria (0.1), yeast (0.1), Actinomycete (0.1), phosphorus (0.1), potassium (0.1), Rhizobium root (0.1) and phosphorus activator (0.1). Nitrogen-fixing bacteria, cellulose decomposing bacteria, organic phosphorus decomposing bacteria, ammonification bacteria, microzyme, Actinomycete, phosphorus bacteria, potassium bacteria, Rhizobium, phosphorus activating agent are added in a fermentation tank and mixed by utilizing machinery mixing and then sealed to ferment for 13-15 days, preferably 14 days, then fragrance is added to tank and mixed uniformly. Corn straw, weeds, vine, peanut shell, sawdust, fruit dreg, lees, starch, soy sauce, monosodium glutamate residue, pulp, oil residue, phellodendron, mildew feed, organic fertilizer are added into a crusher to crush into powdered material. The obtained material is added into the fermenting tank with proper amount of water and mixed using the machinery mixing, and then sealed to ferment for 16-18 days, preferably 17 days. The pig manure and organic fertilizer are taken out from fermentation tank, and then dried to a moisture content not more than 25%. The material is blended into blender, then blend into a granulating machine, and then pelletized and dried into dryer at 35-37 degrees C, preferably 36 degrees C to obtain the finished product.