Unveiling the Core Equipment of Organic Fertilizer Production: Compost Turners and Fermentation Composting Technology

In the wave of green agricultural development, organic fertilizer, with its ability to improve soil structure and enhance crop quality, has become a crucial support for sustainable agricultural development. The key step in organic fertilizer production—fermentation composting—relies heavily on the core equipment: the compost turner. From trough-type and wheel-type to chain-type compost turners, different types of equipment adapt to diverse production needs. Combined with scientific fermentation processes, they enable agricultural waste to undergo a remarkable transformation from waste to treasure. The compost turner is the “soul equipment” in the organic fertilizer fermentation composting process. Its core function is to regulate the temperature, humidity, and aeration within the compost pile by turning it, creating a suitable environment for microorganisms to decompose organic matter. Currently, there are various types of compost turners on the market, suitable for different production scenarios: trough-type compost turners operate using a trough structure, offering deep turning depth and high efficiency, suitable for large-scale, continuous production; large wheel compost turners, with their large-diameter wheels, can move flexibly in open areas, suitable for large-area composting operations, especially for large farms or organic fertilizer plants; chain compost turners achieve turning through chain drive, providing good crushing of the compost pile, allowing for more uniform material mixing, and improving fermentation efficiency; windrow compost turners are specifically designed for windrow composting, offering convenient operation and suitable for small to medium-sized production scales.

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