1. Raw material processing

Organic fertilizer: Its raw materials come from a wide range of sources, including organic waste such as animal and plant residues, livestock and poultry manure, etc. It mainly focuses on conventional processing such as crushing and mixing of raw materials to achieve appropriate particle size and uniformity, in preparation for subsequent processes such as composting.

Bio-organic fertilizer: In addition to conventional organic raw materials, microbial strains with specific functions need to be specially accessed. When processing raw materials, the living environment of microorganisms should be considered, such as stricter requirements on the pH, humidity, and air permeability of raw materials, to ensure that the accessed microorganisms can grow and reproduce well.

2. Production process

Organic fertilizer: Usually includes raw material collection, pretreatment, composting, drying, crushing, screening and other links. The focus is on converting organic materials into stable organic fertilizer through composting and other processes.

Bio-organic fertilizer: Based on the organic fertilizer production process, special links such as microbial inoculation and control of microbial growth conditions during fermentation are added. The precise control of the microbial inoculation amount, inoculation timing, and temperature, humidity, and ventilation volume during the fermentation process are the key to the bio-organic fertilizer production line.

3. Product Features

Organic fertilizer: Mainly provides comprehensive nutrients for plants, improves soil structure and soil fertility.

Bio-organic fertilizer: In addition to the functions of organic fertilizer, it also contains a large number of beneficial microorganisms. These microorganisms can form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots, enhance plant disease resistance, promote plant absorption of nutrients, and play a more positive role in improving crop quality and yield.

In short, there is a clear difference between organic fertilizer production lines and bio-organic fertilizer production lines. The former focuses on conventional raw material processing and composting granulation.While the latter contains a large number of beneficial microorganisms in its products, which are more beneficial to plants and soil.