Green Manure: A Picture of Agriculture Painted by Nature and the Fertilizer Production Machine

Green manure is a fertilizer made of green plant system. It can be specially planted legumes, grasses and other plants, after a certain period of growth, it will be turned into the soil, or through composting and other ways to increase soil fertility. Green fertilizer is rich in a large number of organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrients, as well as beneficial microorganisms, can effectively improve soil structure, improve soil water and fertilizer retention capacity, reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, reduce agricultural production costs, and at the same time environmentally friendly.
In the production process of green fertilizer, although it mainly relies on natural growth, fertilizer production machines also play an important role in some key links. First of all, in the green fertilizer seed selection and treatment stage, advanced seed selection equipment can remove impurities, damaged and inferior seeds, ensuring that the seeds sown are of good quality. At the same time, the seed treatment equipment can disinfect and coat the seeds to improve the germination rate of the seeds and the ability to resist pests and diseases.

When the green manure plant grows to a certain period of time, it needs to be turned or harvested. At this time, modern agricultural machinery such as tractors, rotary tillers, etc. come in handy. These machines can efficiently turn green fertilizer plants into the soil, so that it is fully mixed with the soil, accelerating decomposition and transformation. Or the green fertilizer plants are harvested and transported to the composting site for composting treatment.
In the composting process, fertilizer production machines are also indispensable. Mixing equipment can fully mix green manure with other organic materials such as livestock and poultry manure, straw, etc., to promote uniform fermentation of compost. Ventilation equipment can provide sufficient oxygen for compost, speed up the activity of microorganisms,