Application of biological Organic fertilizer granulator in fertilizer production line

Bio-organic fertilizer refers to a type of microbial fertilizer and organic compound composed of specific functional microorganisms and organic materials that are mainly sourced from animal and plant residues (such as livestock and poultry manure, crop straw, etc.) and undergo harmless treatment and decomposing. Fertilizer effect. Because of the addition of Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and other beneficial bacteria, which can decompose and utilize plant residues in the soil, it is also popularly called "bacterial fertilizer". I recommend the fertilizer equipment used in the decomposing process is the compost windrow turner.

Bio-organic fertilizer has complete nutrient elements, which can improve the physical and chemical properties of soil and enhance the ability of soil to retain water, fertilizer and supply. After entering the soil, the beneficial microorganisms form a symbiotic proliferation relationship with the microorganisms in the soil, which not only inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria, but also produces a large number of metabolites during the growth and reproduction process, promotes the decomposition and transformation of organic matter, and directly or indirectly provides a variety of nutrients and stimulation for crops Sexual substances, promote and regulate crop growth. Continuous application can greatly alleviate continuous cropping obstacles and reduce environmental pollution. It is an environmentally friendly fertilizer. We have a complete set of organic fertilizer machine.　　

In production, biological bacterial fertilizers with organic matter content above 50% are generally recommended to use 120-150 kg per mu as base fertilizer or topdressing, which can reduce labor input.
There are many organic fertilizer production line equipment in the whole organic fertilizer production process. In order to ensure the normal order of continuous production, the control system recommends the combination of centralized control and on-site control. The control cabinet is set in the control room to start and stop the equipment. For long-distance equipment, it can be arranged nearby to facilitate subsequent installation, commissioning and maintenance.