To ensure organic fertilizer equipment operates in a dry environment, take the following measures:

1. Choose a suitable storage environment: Store the organic fertilizer equipment in a well-ventilated, dry place, away from moisture and rain. If the equipment needs to be stored for an extended period, store it in a well-ventilated, dry, and clean warehouse. During operation, minimize door openings to reduce moisture ingress.

2. Enhance equipment moisture-proofing: During the manufacturing process, moisture-proof materials and rust-proof coatings can be used to enhance the equipment's moisture resistance. During storage and use, perform regular moisture-proofing treatments, such as using a moisture-proofing agent.

3. Regular maintenance and inspection: Before using the equipment, check the equipment's dryness to ensure it is fully dry. Regularly clean the interior and exterior of the organic fertilizer equipment to remove dust and debris to prevent moisture and mildew.

4. Control the humidity of the working environment: Dehumidifiers or other dehumidifying materials can be used to maintain a dry environment during storage and use. Implement ventilation, sealing, moisture absorption, and cooling measures to regularly check the moisture content of organic fertilizers.

5. Properly arrange drying equipment: In an organic fertilizer production line, dryers should be strategically positioned to ensure efficient and effective drying.

These measures can effectively ensure that organic fertilizer equipment operates in a dry environment, reducing equipment failures and reduced production efficiency caused by humid environments.