In organic farming, double roller press granulators are quietly revolutionizing how we manage fertilizers.

1. Precision Fertilization  

Precise measurement:  

These double roller press granulators produce uniform fertilizer pellets, acting like a measuring cup for nutrients. Farmers can calculate exact amounts needed per square meter based on crop growth stages. For example, applying 50 pellets per square meter for seedlings and 80 during flowering ensures crops get what they need without waste. No more guessing games or toxic soil buildup from over-fertilization.

Even distribution:

The round pellet shape rolls smoothly whether using spreaders or hand-broadcasting. On a 10-acre organic tomato farm, this means every plant gets equal access to nutrients – no bare patches or overcrowded zones. It’s like giving each plant its own balanced meal plate.

2. Fertilizers That Stick Around  

Locking in the good stuff:

Compressing organic waste into pellets creates a dense structure that traps nutrients. Volatile elements like nitrogen – which normally evaporate within days – stay intact for weeks. Tests show pelletized manure retains 40% more nitrogen than powdered versions after rainfall.  

Resist external damage:  

Unlike dusty fertilizers that vanish in wind or wash away in storms, these pellets cling to soil like tiny anchors. During monsoon season in rice fields, pellets maintain 70% of their position compared to 20% for traditional powders. Slow nutrient release means steady feeding through rough weather.  

3. Promote the marketization of organic fertilizers  

Improve product image:

The double roller press granulator transforms lumpy compost and agricultural leftovers into professional-looking pellets. Market studies show 68% of farmers prefer buying these uniform pellets over irregular organic mixes, associating the neat appearance with quality and reliability.  

Convenient for packing and sales:  

Pellets pour easily into bags without creating dust clouds during packing. Their flowable nature cuts loading time by half compared to bulk compost. Standardized 25kg bags stack neatly in warehouses and trucks, reducing transport costs by 30% – a game-changer for expanding distribution networks.