Composting is a natural process of making goat poop as organic fertilizer. It has something to do with the quality of your organic fertilizer. Immature compost contains some substances that are toxic to plants, such as pathogens. What’s more, it will absorb all the nitrogen and oxygen from the soil, causing your plant to be devoid of these nutrients. Therefore, composting is a key step in making high-quality organic fertilizer from goat manure.

The customer planned to make granular fertilizer with goat manure. However, he was new to goat manure fertilizer production and had no idea how much goat manure fertilizer he should prepare in a day. Facing a group of organic fertilizer production lines, the client was stuck in his choice of an ideal one. Therefore, we gave 2 tips to help him.

When we were discussing the final drawing of the goat manure fertilizer production line, the client asked if he could use a rotary drum fertilizer screening machine to process compost and organic fertilizer granules. Unfortunately, that is hardly a viable approach.

In the organic fertilizer process plant, there are two rotary screening machines that aim to sieve compost and substandard fertilizer granules, respectively. Although with the same name, there is something different between them. If you look closer, you will find that one screener has more outlets than the other does. Yes, that is the screening equipment for organic granules. Once the goat manure fertilizer is discharged from the cooling machine, the pellet screener will sift out substandard fertilizer.

Now, let’s talk about the compost screener machine, a necessary machine for making organic fertilizer powder and fertilizer granules. It has 2 outlets used for discharging quality organic compost and impurities respectively. After screening compost, the purity of your raw materials increases, allowing you to make high-quality organic fertilizer powder and lowering the difficulty of fertilizer granulation procedure.

Given their different designs and functions, neither of them is replaceable. Therefore, the idea of cutting costs in a way of using one rotary screening machine to process compost and granules is not practical.

A whole organic fertilizer production line is not cheap for most small investors. To make sure the client could start his goat manure fertilizer production successfully, we did our best to optimize the design of the fertilizer production process and lower its price. The removal of the rotary drum cooling machine is a good example of our effort.

Commonly, organic fertilizer pellets produced with a disc granulating machine need to be dried and cooled, or the water in them is likely to cause caking problems. Therefore, the drum dryer machine is sold with a drum cooler. However, we advised the client to cool his goat manure naturally, instead of pitching our cooling machines. Yes, natural cooling is a good approach to take if you have a small number of fertilizer granules to deal with. In the customer’s factory, there are 2 tons of organic fertilizer produced hourly. The client can put his granules on the ground and wait for them to cool down naturally. But, you need to use a rotary drum cooling machine if the capacity of your fertilizer production line exceeds 5 tons per hour.