What are the core processes that make up a bio-organic fertilizer production line?
Bio-organic fertilizer relies on organic waste such as livestock and poultry manure, straw, and bacterial residues and is processed through microbial fermentation. It has the function of improving soil and supplying nutrients. A standardized bio-organic fertilizer production line mainly includes eight core processes: raw material pretreatment, aerobic fermentation and decomposition, crushing and screening, ingredient mixing, granulation and molding, drying and cooling, screening and coating, and finished product packaging. Each link is interlocked and directly determines the number of viable bacteria in the fertilizer, the degree of decomposition and the quality of the finished product. Raw material pretreatment is the starting point of production. After the raw materials enter the site, first remove impurities such as stones and plastics, then mix them according to the carbon-nitrogen ratio requirements, adjust the moisture content of the materials, add fermentation bacteria, and mix...