Organic fertilizers are divided into powdered organic fertilizers and granular organic fertilizers according to the state of the product. There are differences in the processing equipment of organic fertilizers between the two, resulting in inconsistencies in the required process equipment. The difference between the processes is precisely the inclusion relationship. The granular organic fertilizer equipment process includes the powder organic fertilizer equipment processing technology. Then, taking granular organic fertilizer equipment as a complete organic fertilizer equipment processing technology, the organic fertilizer production line consists of fermentation system, crushing system, screening system, batching system, mixing and stirring system, organic fertilizer granulator system, drying system, It consists of cooling system, finished product screening system and packaging system. In addition to the unnecessary granulation process of powder fertilizer, other processes are similar.
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Benefits for growers:
1. Reduce product loss
Dusty products are difficult to handle and apply, and fertilizer is often lost in the process. In addition, the application of powdered fertilizers to fields often causes some of the product to be blown away by the wind, causing farmers to lose some of their investment before the product hits the ground.
2. More predictable results
Dusty products also make results unpredictable, causing product to inadvertently deposit in surrounding areas, and granular organic fertilizer is relatively stable, leaving farmers guessing how much of the application actually remains in the field.
3. Easier to apply
Spherical plaster is almost completely dust-free, allowing growers to apply easily and achieve accurate results. Granular fertilizers flow more easily and prevent clogging and caking problems. Spherical does not require special spreading equipment.
4. Easy to handle and transport
Granules produced by agglomeration are able to withstand the rigors of handling and transportation, while still breaking down during use for rapid delivery in the presence of sufficient moisture.
