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How Much Is a Set of Organic Fertilizer Equipment? How Should It Be Used?

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  How much is a set of organic fertilizer equipment? How to use it, here is an explanation. A set of organic fertilizer equipment   is not what we imagine or is a fixed equipment, but it needs to be determined according to the site and materials. Just like chicken manure has a lot of water, the water must be reduced during fermentation. You can add corn cobs broken up with straw, otherwise it will not be made into pellets. The sheep dung is relatively dry, and it can be pelletized directly without adding straw or the like when the moisture is controlled when the enzyme is generated. The equipment used in different processes is also different. Small-scale organic fertilizer equipment is about 35,000 to 90,000 US dollars, and each organic fertilizer production line is different. The low configuration of the chicken manure and pig manure organic fertilizer production line   only requires a grinder, agitator, a granulator (optional), a screening machine and a packaging machin...

30,000 Tons of Small Powdery Organic Fertilizer Complete Equipment

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  Small organic fertilizer processing equipment   is very suitable for farmers. Small farm manure treatment not only solves the environmental protection problem of manure, but also increases the income of the farm. The entire organic fertilizer production line only needs 2-3 people to complete the operation. The powdered organic fertilizer complete set of equipment   is about $35,000-$90,000   can complete the production demand. If the surrounding raw materials are sufficient to expand the production capacity, you can come to the factory to discuss in detail the appropriate set of equipment and technology according to the output. The process flow of the powdery organic fertilizer production line   is as follows: l  First, mix the chicken manure with an appropriate amount of straw powder . The amount of mixing depends on the water content of the chicken manure. Generally, the fermentation requires a water content of 45%, that is, the hand is kneaded into a b...