Mixed Fermentation of Livestock and Poultry Manure and Agricultural Waste: How to Precisely Adapt Turning Equipment
In organic fertilizer production, fermentation of a single raw material often fails to achieve ideal results—livestock and poultry manure has a high nitrogen content but insufficient carbon source, easily producing ammonia volatilization; agricultural waste such as straw and rice husks has a high carbon content but lacks nitrogen, resulting in a long fermentation cycle. Mixing the two for fermentation to achieve a balanced carbon-nitrogen ratio has become a standard process for large-scale organic fertilizer production. However, the complexity of the characteristics of the mixed raw materials places higher demands on the turning equipment. This article analyzes the equipment adaptation and process optimization techniques for mixed fermentation of livestock and poultry manure and agricultural waste.
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