In many parts of the world, agricultural soils are running out of potassium. Some soils are high in potassium when they were first planted long ago. However, after years of intensive planting and repeated nutrient removal during harvest, many fields now require regular infusions of potash to maintain their productivity. Not only potash, but NPK is important for crops. All plants need nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to grow. If there is not enough of either nutrient, crop yields will be reduced.
Nitrogen (N): Nitrogen is primarily responsible for the growth of plant leaves.
Phosphorus (P): Phosphorus is primarily responsible for root growth and flower and fruit development.
Potassium (K): Potassium is a nutrient that contributes to the proper functioning of the plant as a whole.
The process flow of npk production line is usually: raw material batching, raw material mixing, raw material granulation, particle drying, particle cooling, particle classification, finished product coating, and final product packaging. The equipment is connected by conveyor.
The livestock and poultry manure of the farm has a huge output and is rich in nutrients and has great potential for utilization. Different types of livestock and poultry manure contain a lot of nutrients such as C, N, P and K. Using the bio organic fertilizer production line, fermented compost, The scientific ratio of adding microbial components to produce natural organic fertilizer can not only recycle livestock and poultry manure, improve the utilization efficiency of resources, but also protect the environment and coordinate soil nutrients.
The technical organic fertilizer manufacturing process from livestock and poultry breeding waste mainly includes granulation after fermentation to make granular products, powder products after fermentation, and the addition of microbial inoculants to make bio-organic fertilizers.Bio-organic fertilizer mainly uses livestock and poultry manure, adds decomposing bacteria to make it ferment and decompose, then adds antagonistic microorganisms to ferment the decomposed product again, and then adds an appropriate proportion of inorganic nutrients and some chemical mixtures to achieve a scientific match.
