Carbon-nitrogen ratio Among the various elements required by microbiological decomposition, carbon and nitrogen are the most important parts. The ratio of carbon to nitrogen is related to the temperature of small scale composting. If carbon-nitrogen ratio is too high, too much carbon would lead to the shortage of nitrogen raw material, and the growth of […]
Read moreThe tank-type organic aerobic fermenter utilizes the decomposition of microorganisms in nature, and uses the activity of aerobic microorganisms to undergo continuous aerobic fermentation in a sealed fermenter to decompose organic materials, and produce high-temperature heap materials for decomposing. Deodorization kills pathogenic parasites, germs and other harmful substances, reduces the moisture content of the material, […]
Read moreThe process principle of livestock manure fermentation equipment is to mix livestock manure and other materials with biological fermentation bacteria, and use the activity of microorganisms to biologically decompose and decompose the organic matter in the waste, so that the organic waste is converted into organic fertilizer raw materials. The main function of organic fertilizer is […]
Read moreThe fermentation of organic fertilizers generally adopts aerobic fermentation methods, placing organic fertilizer raw materials in a fermentation groove or using biological organic fertilizer aerobic fermentation tanks. The two fermentation methods have their own advantages, and they have different requirements under different venues or weather conditions. The groove fermentation method takes a large area. The […]
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