FAQ: At which stage of the bio-organic fertilizer production line are microbial strains added?
A: The primary stage for adding microbial strains is during the raw material fermentation and turning process. For some refined granular organic fertilizers, a secondary inoculation occurs during the subsequent mixing stage; however, adding strains during high-temperature drying or the final stages of granulation is strictly prohibited, as this is crucial for maintaining microbial viability and ensuring product quality. In the standard operation of a complete bio-organic fertilizer production line , the microbial inoculants are primarily introduced during the raw material pre-treatment stage. First, raw materials such as cattle manure, chicken manure, and straw are proportioned and mixed, with adjustments made to the moisture content and carbon-to-nitrogen (C/N) ratio; subsequently, specialized fermentation inoculants are evenly distributed over the mixture and thoroughly blended using a mixer.Once the material enters the fermentation yard, small amounts of additional strains can be in...