Cow manure is processed and made into cow manure organic fertilizer. By applying cow manure organic fertilizer, crop yield is increased, the land becomes fertile, and cow manure organic fertilizer can also be sold to increase economic income. This way of reusing waste resources is a win-win situation.

What machines are needed to process cow manure into organic fertilizer? Process flow of a complete set of powdered/granular organic fertilizer production line

Cow manure can also be made into organic fertilizer using traditional fermentation methods, but the work efficiency is too slow and there is a risk of incomplete decomposition of cow manure. Cow manure that has not been completely decomposed is considered garbage and cannot be used as fertilizer. So, fermentation is an important step in the processing of cow manure into organic fertilizer.

After the successful fermentation of cow manure, the production of cow manure organic fertilizer is successful. The fermented cow manure organic fertilizer is not a delicate powder, but a pile of fertilizer with some large pieces of fertilizer inside, which does not meet the sales conditions in the fertilizer market. Most of the fertilizers on the market are powdered or granular organic fertilizers.

After the successful production of cow manure organic fertilizer, it can be processed into granular or powdered fertilizer according to the requirements for the form of organic fertilizer.

The equipment included in the powdery organic fertilizer production line includes: fermentation and flipping equipment, mixer, new vertical crusher, belt conveyor, screening machine, and rotary granulator. The equipment included in the powdery organic fertilizer production line is relatively simple: fermentation equipment, crushing equipment, and weighing and packaging machine.

The entire organic fertilizer production line is connected by a belt conveyor, bucket elevator, or screw conveyor to achieve automated organic fertilizer production. The entire equipment only requires two or three workers to operate.