The disposal of organic waste such as livestock and poultry manure and straw has always been a challenge for farms and organic fertilizer plants. Traditional open-air composting has a long fermentation cycle, strong odor, and requires a large area, and is prone to environmental complaints. Organic fertilizer fermentation tanks utilize a closed, high-temperature aerobic fermentation process, which can quickly convert various organic solid wastes into mature organic fertilizer raw materials, making it the mainstream equipment for the resource utilization of manure.

Organic fertilizer fermentation tanks rely on internal temperature control, stirring, and aeration systems. Pig manure, chicken manure, cow manure, straw, and other materials are added to the tank, maintaining a high-temperature environment of 55-70℃. Harmless maturation is completed in 7-10 days, killing insect eggs, pathogens, and weed seeds. The entire structure is closed, with centralized collection and treatment of odors, preventing odor leakage. PLC automatically controls temperature, humidity, and oxygen supply, significantly reducing manual operation. Compared to trough composting, organic fertilizer fermentation tanks have a smaller footprint, are unaffected by rain, snow, or low temperatures, and can operate stably year-round, making them suitable for small and medium-sized farms and organic fertilizer processing plants.
To address the problems of manure accumulation and significant environmental pressure, organic fertilizer fermentation tanks can achieve waste reduction, harmlessness, and resource recovery. When purchasing, match the appropriate volume model based on your daily material processing volume to ensure a stable output of qualified organic fertilizer raw materials.