Product Description

These are good fertilizers, and they can all be made into organic fertilizer by Fertilizer equipment fermentation and granulation to make money. The principle of organic fertilizer fermentation Refers to the process of converting waste organic matter into fertilizer through the fermentation of microorganisms under artificial control and certain moisture, C/N, and ventilation conditions.
  The organic fertilizer fermentation method 1. Anaerobic fermentation: Under anoxic or anaerobic conditions, the composting process is mainly carried out by anaerobic microorganisms. In addition to humus organic matter, carbon dioxide and methane, the final product also contain reducing substances such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and other organic acids. The process is simple and does not require ventilation, but the reaction rate is slow and the composting cycle is longer.
2. Aerobic fermentation: The process of converting organic matter into stable humus through microorganisms under artificial control and a certain carbon-nitrogen ratio (C/N), moisture, temperature, and ventilation. This type of compost is odorless and flies-free, but instead There is a touch of earthy smell.
  The organic fertilizer fermentation process 1. Static stack composting: no need to turn the stack, which can ensure that the stack can effectively reach high temperature and inactivate pathogenic bacteria, and shorten the composting cycle.
2. Dynamic stack composting: Regularly turning the stack manually or compost equipment to ensure the aerobic state of the stack.
3. Reactor composting: It is carried out in one container or several containers, which can effectively control the temperature and moisture, so as to monitor the degree of compost fermentation.
  Livestock manure application: Pig manure is the milder organic fertilizer among them. Pig manure has high nitrogen content but high water content and contains more humus. It can be quickly decomposed during the maturation process, which can further improve the soil structure and is beneficial to the retention of water and fertilizer in the soil. However, pig manure also contains many bacteria and Pests need to be fully decomposed before normal use.
The organic matter in cow dung is more difficult to decompose, slower to decompose, and lower for fermentation temperature. Cattle feed mainly forages, and cow dung is mainly cellulose. Natural nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium content are low. When applied to the field, it will not cause excessive fertilizer efficiency and harm plants, but it will contain a lot of cattle during the process of eating grass. If the grass seeds are not decomposed, the grass seeds will take root and sprout in the field.
Sheep dung has a fine texture and low water content, and its nitrogen form is mainly urea nitrogen, which is easy to be decomposed and utilized.
Chicken manure is an organic fertilizer. The three fertilizers are more efficient. Raw chicken manure needs to be fully cooked before it can be used. Chicken manure, pigeon manure, quail manure, etc., this type of manure usually contains high nitrogen content, moderate moisture, and contains more calcium and other medium and trace elements. It is suitable for some raw materials with higher carbon content such as straw powder, Mushroom residue, grass charcoal, sawdust, etc. are combined with fermentation. Poultry manure is easy to decompose and the temperature of decomposing is relatively high. It is a thermal fertilizer. It uses poultry manure as a raw material, which can be fermented and decomposed quickly and can be made into fertilizer with higher nutrients. It is a very good raw material for composting.
Horse manure contains high organic matter content and a large number of cellulosic bacteria, which can produce high temperatures during composting.