What to do if bio-organic fertilizer clumps after production?
Bio-organic fertilizers, as a crucial support for green agriculture, have a quality that directly impacts crop growth and soil health. However, the clumping phenomenon that occurs after production not only reduces the convenience of fertilizer application but may also disrupt the activity of beneficial microbial communities, affecting fertilizer efficiency. Therefore, accurately addressing the clumping problem is essential to ensuring the quality of bio-organic fertilizers. The core reasons for bio-organic fertilizer clumping are mainly threefold: firstly, improper control of raw material moisture content – excessive moisture content in the fermented raw materials during production, or failure to meet standards in the drying process, easily leads to hydrogen bond adhesion between fertilizer particles; secondly, humid storage environment – moisture in the air penetrates into the fertilizer, causing the particles to soften and clump; thirdly, pressure influence – when the finished pr...