In the pursuit of sustainable development, composting as a natural organic fertiliser is attracting much attention. As a professional manufacturer of high temperature aerobic fermenters, we understand that aerobic and anaerobic composting have their own characteristics, and we will provide you with a comprehensive comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of the two methods, so as to help you choose the most suitable solution.
Material preparation: load chicken manure and other organic materials into the fermenter, pay attention to control the moisture content of about 50-60%, which is conducive to the activity of fermentation microorganisms.
With the increasing emphasis on environmental protection and green development, organic fertiliser is becoming an indispensable key resource in agricultural production. As the main by-product of animal husbandry, chicken manure is undoubtedly your best choice of organic fertiliser. As a professional manufacturer of high temperature aerobic fermenter, we are pleased to show you how to give full play to the endless charm of chicken manure and help your agricultural business take off.
As a major by-product of animal husbandry, chicken manure has long been regarded as “waste” that needs to be disposed of. However, with the increasing attention to green environment, chicken manure is being re-recognised and developed as an indispensable “valuable resource” in agricultural production. As a professional high temperature aerobic fermenter manufacturer, we would like to show you how to use this “golden resource” to start your business.
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.
Odor issues are one of the most frequent complaints received by local boards of health. Zoning enforcement officers and local health officials, often get into debates with farmers over odor issues. These disputes are very common throughout the Commonwealth, particularly when farmers are spreading manure near homes. Massachusetts law allows local boards of health to investigate when a nuisance smell appears to go beyond “normal maintenance” on a farm. Often the Department of Agricultural Resources will be called to send a representative to inspect the farm.