The Three Core Parts Of The Organic Fertilizer Production Line

The organic fertilizer production line is a complete set of equipment system that converts organic raw materials such as agricultural waste, livestock and poultry manure, and kitchen waste into high-efficiency organic fertilizer.

The equipment required for the organic fertilizer production line is mainly divided into three parts. The first is the fermentation of organic raw materials, which requires a fertilizer fermentation machine, such as a chain compost turning machine, etc. The second part is the preparation of raw materials. Before granulating the raw materials, the materials need to be crushed and stirred. The equipment required includes fertilizer mixers, fertilizer crushers and other equipment. Finally, the fertilizer is granulated. There are many options for fertilizer granulators required for fertilizer granulation, such as disc granulator, which use a wet process, or double roller press granulator, which use a dry granulation process. In addition to these two, there are also  rotary drum granulator and others to choose from.

Organic fertilizer formulations require tailored adjustments based on soil characteristics and crop needs, significantly different from inorganic fertilizers. Scientifically formulated organic compound fertilizers not only outperform inorganic fertilizers in efficiency but also offer greater cost advantages.

Compared to inorganic fertilizers, organic fertilizers can effectively improve the plant growth environment and promote the formation of soil aggregates, thereby enhancing soil fertility.

Furthermore, organic fertilizers, with their high nutrient concentration, low impurity content, and excellent physical properties, significantly improve fertilizer utilization efficiency and achieve a balanced supply of nutrients, playing a key role in ensuring sustained high crop yields.