What is the process of organic fertilizer production?

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If you asked this question for getting suggestion to start an organic fertilizer business, I think my answer will be a little help.

To be short, I’ll sum up the detailed processes of making organic pellet fertilizers.

  1. Composting raw materials. During this process, you need a commercial compost turner or a fermenter for biofertilizer production.
  2. Crushing the the composted materials. Here, you need a crusher machine.
  3. Granulating process. Fertilizer granulators are the core equipment for the whole organic fertilizer production line. Generally speaking, there are three types of organic fertilizer granulators in the market. Disc granulators, rotary drum granulators and new type organic fertilizer granulators. For your information, if you want to make organic fertilizers with these granulators, you must make sure that the moisture content of the composted materials is among 25%-30%.
  4. Drying the granulated pellet. A fertilizer dryer machine is a must, especially for the large-scale organic fertilizer production lines.
  5. Cooling process. The drum cooling machine can cool the dried pellets to the room temperature.
  6. Coating the organic fertilizer pellets. In order to store the finished organic fertilizer pellets for a longer time, you need a coating machine to add a protection layer on the surface of the pellets.
  7. The last process is packing process. Automatic fertilizer packing machines can pack and precisely weigh the fertilizer at the same time. For your reference, packing scales can be divided into no-bucket packing scales, single-bucket packing scales and double-bucket packing scales.
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