NOVELTY - Fertilizer synergist comprises 13-15 pts. wt. seaweed, 19-21 pts. wt. corn gluten meal, 37-40 pts. wt. zeolite, 60-80 pts. wt. modified rock phosphate powder, 5-7 pts. wt. diammonium phosphate, 4-8 pts. wt. coal ash, 4-6 pts. wt. ammonium sulfate, 3-4 pts. wt. attapulgite clay and remainder of water. The modified rock phosphate powder comprises rock phosphate, gamma -polyglutamate powder, ferrous sulfate, calcium bicarbonate, Bacillus subtilis, silicate inoculant, EDTA chelating copper, manganese humic acid, black liquor and corn starch.    USE - Fertilizer synergist for improving peanut insoluble soil nutrient utilization.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Fertilizer synergist comprises 13-15 pts. wt. seaweed, 19-21 pts. wt. corn gluten meal, 37-40 pts. wt. zeolite, 60-80 pts. wt. modified rock phosphate powder, 5-7 pts. wt. diammonium phosphate, 4-8 pts. wt. coal ash, 4-6 pts. wt. ammonium sulfate, 3-4 pts. wt. attapulgite clay and remainder of water. The modified rock phosphate powder comprises 90-110 pts. wt. rock phosphate, 1-2 pts. wt. gamma -polyglutamate powder, 4-8 pts. wt. ferrous sulfate, 6-9 pts. wt. calcium bicarbonate, 2-3 pts. wt. B.subtilis, 3-4 pts. wt. silicate inoculant, 18-22 pts. wt. EDTA chelating copper, 24-26 pts. wt. manganese humic acid, 13-17 pts. wt. black liquor and 35-45 pts. wt. corn starch. The modified rock phosphate is obtained by heating black liquor, evaporating, calcining at 400-500 degrees C, mixing with gamma -polyglutamate powder, EDTA chelating copper, manganese humic acid and corn starch, pulverizing to the size of 150 mesh, adding water and ferrous sulfate, heating at 40-60 degrees C, chelating for 20 minutes, stirring, adding calcium bicarbonate, heating at 60-70 degrees C, chelating for 30 minutes, cooling resultant mixture to room temperature, placing silicate inoculant for 7-8 days at 20-30 ?, immobilizing microbial agents, grinding, and drying naturally into fine powder having size of 100-120 mesh. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for manufacture of fertilizer synergist.