As a professional manufacturer of high-temperature aerobic fermentation tanks, we are well aware of the important role of organic fertiliser in promoting the sustainable development of agriculture. The production of bio-fertiliser through the fermentation of manure can not only achieve the resourceful use of waste, but also bring farmers a good economic income. Let’s explore the return on investment of this model.
As a professional manufacturer of organic fertiliser fermentation equipment, our high-temperature aerobic fermenter products have been widely recognised and applied in the international market.
As a specialist manufacturer of organic fertiliser fermentation equipment, we understand that with today’s increasingly stringent food hygiene and agricultural standards, ensuring hygiene and sanitation standards in the fermentation process has become a key concern for farmers. Therefore, we design and manufacture our high temperature aerobic fermenters with hygiene and safety as the primary considerations to provide our customers with hygienic and safe fermentation solutions.
As a professional manufacturer of organic fertiliser fermentation equipment, we have been committed to providing high quality and efficient solutions to our customers around the world. In the process, we deeply feel the importance of international naming standards for local users.
High-temperature aerobic compost tank is our self-developed environmental protection equipment, the equipment uses the decomposition of microorganisms in nature, after 7 days of continuous aerobic fermentation in a closed tank, organic solid waste through microbial fermentation, deodorization, putrefaction and other roles into organic fertilizers that can be used for crops, aerobic fermentation is a less malodorous, energy-saving method of obtaining treatment of organic fertilizers.
Composting is a bio degradation process. Microorganisms convert organic matter into a substance similar to soil under controlled conditions. Organic materials that can be used to make compost include food waste, leaves, wood, manure, paper and sewage sludge. Decomposition of organic materials is a dynamic and natural process. The difference between them is that composting can control the decomposition conditions.