NOVELTY - Producing base fertilizer, comprises (i) crushing pig manure, corn straw, tobacco stem, sugar, rice husk and castor seed cake into a crusher, uniformly mixing organic fertilizer fermentation agent with crushed mixture by adding water, and stacking, and fermenting with plastic film seal material in summer to obtain an organic fertilizer; and (ii) crushing remaining raw materials, and uniformly mixing powder with fermented organic fertilizer, to obtain the finished product. The base fertilizer comprises e.g. pig manure, corn straw, tobacco stem, sugar, rice husk and castor seed cake.    USE - The base fertilizer is useful for rice (claimed), and rice varieties.    ADVANTAGE - The method has simple process, utilizes large amount of raw material sources, and produces good quality product. The base fertilizer produced comprising inorganic fertilizer has good nutrient content; exhibit rapid effect; has long-term efficiency, complete nutrient of organic fertilizer, and stable performance.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Producing base fertilizer, comprises (i) crushing pig manure, corn straw, tobacco stem, sugar, rice husk and castor seed cake into a crusher, uniformly mixing organic fertilizer fermentation agent with crushed mixture by adding water, and stacking, and fermenting with plastic film seal material in summer for 35-40 days and in winter for 65-70 days to obtain an organic fertilizer; and (ii) crushing the remaining raw materials, and uniformly mixing the powder with fermented organic fertilizer, to obtain the finished product. The base fertilizer comprises 30-32% pig manure, 10-12% corn straw, 5% tobacco stem, 10% sugar, 7% rice husk, 5% castor seed cake, 1% organic fertilizer fermentation agent, 12% ammonium chloride, 6% diammonium phosphate, 7% potassium chloride, 0.2% zinc amino acid chelate, 0.3% humic acid chelated calcium and 5.5% soluble citrate silicon fertilizer. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for application of the base fertilizer to rice, comprising annually applying 500 kg base fertilizer/acre of soil transplanted with rice.