This high-capacity organic fertilizer production line efficiently converts livestock manure and agricultural waste into valuable organic fertilizer, addressing environmental concerns while creating economic value. The complete system includes fermentation, drying, granulation, and packaging processes.

• Strong adaptability for various fertilizer formulas, moisture contents, and concentrations
• Unique drying and cooling technology with secondary rounding and polishing capabilities
• Low-temperature drying preserves active microorganisms for ecological fertilizer production
• Compact design with advanced process layout for minimal space requirements
• Tumble dryer host ensures stable operation and simple maintenance
• Multiple heating options including fuel, gas, coal, and biomass systems
• Efficient sealing system prevents dust overflow and improves working conditions
• Scalable production capacity from 1 to 20 million tons annually

Processes various organic materials including chicken, cow, pig, and poultry manure, agricultural waste (straw), biogas residues, kitchen waste, and food industry byproducts through fermentation, drying, and pelletization.

• Fermentation: Initial composting with mixing to accelerate decomposition
• Crushing: Optional pulverization for improved granulation (may be omitted)
• Batching: Optional automated system for precise formula mixing
• Granulation: Disc or drum granulators create uniform fertilizer pellets
• Drying: Reduces moisture below 14% for proper storage
• Cooling: Increases particle hardness and stability
• Screening: Separates properly sized particles for final product
• Coating: Prevents particle adhesion and caking
• Packaging: Automated bagging for efficient distribution
• Dust Control: Comprehensive system maintains clean operation
• Material Handling: Integrated conveyors and elevators connect all processes

This complete production line transforms organic waste into high-quality fertilizer while meeting environmental standards and operational efficiency requirements.