Large Wheel Compost Turner: A Powerful Assistant for Organic Fertilizer Fermentation?

 compost turners always take center stage thanks to their powerful functionality. Their massive rotating disc, paired with sharp turning teeth, slowly rotates deep into the compost pile, thoroughly stirring and breaking up raw materials like straw and livestock manure. This not only allows ample air access to the interior of the compost pile, accelerating microbial growth, but also effectively dissipates heat generated by fermentation, preventing localized overheating that could destroy nutrients. This reduces the fermentation cycle, which typically takes dozens of days, by nearly one-third, significantly improving production efficiency.

However, a large wheel compost turner alone cannot transform organic fertilizer into a complete product; multiple pieces of fertilizer equipment must work together. When raw materials arrive, a cage crusher first pulverizes large pieces of straw and dead branches into fine crumbs, laying the foundation for subsequent fermentation. A vertical disc mixer acts as a "nutrition mixer," adding microbial agents and auxiliary materials in appropriate proportions to ensure a balanced nutrient profile. After fermentation, the partially composted material is sent to a screening machine to separate impurities from acceptable materials. Finally, for granular fertilizer production, a disc granulator can be used to compress the loose material into easily transportable pellets.

Today, the new large-wheel compost turning machine has also been upgraded with an intelligent control system that can automatically adjust the turning frequency according to the temperature and humidity of the compost, reducing manual intervention while ensuring fermentation quality. With its "tacit cooperation" with the supporting equipment, organic fertilizer production, from raw material processing to finished product delivery, can achieve efficient operation throughout the entire process.