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  • 3 Benefits of Large-scale Compost Production

    3 Benefits of Large-scale Compost Production

    Composting has become increasingly popular as people look for ways to reduce their carbon footprint. Composting is an efficient way to recycle organic waste materials, while also providing a source of high-quality nutrients that can be used to improve soil fertility and help crops thrive. As the ...
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  • How to design an organic fertilizer production line?

    How to design an organic fertilizer production line?

    The desire for organic food and the advantages it offers the environment have led to an increase in the popularity of organic fertilizer production. To ensure maximum efficiency, efficacy, and sustainability, designing an organic fertilizer production line requires careful planning and considerat...
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  • Global Composting Industry Market Development Prospects

    Global Composting Industry Market Development Prospects

    As a waste treatment method, composting refers to the use of bacteria, actinomycetes, fungi, and other microorganisms widely distributed in nature to promote the transformation of biodegradable organic matter into stable humus in a controlled manner under certain artificial conditions. The bioche...
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  • Advantages of small compost turner

    Advantages of small compost turner

    Animal manure is an ideal organic fertilizer in agricultural production. Proper application can improve soil, cultivate soil fertility and prevent soil quality from declining. However, the direct application may result in environmental pollution and lower quality of agricultural products. For den...
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  • 12 materials that cause compost to stink and grow bugs

    12 materials that cause compost to stink and grow bugs

    Now many friends like to make some compost at home, which can reduce the frequency of using pesticides, save a lot of money, and improve the soil in the yard. Let’s talk about how to avoid composting when it is healthier, simpler, and avoid Insects or smelly.   If you like organic gardening...
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  • How to make compost at home?

    How to make compost at home?

    Composting is a cyclical technique that involves the breakdown and fermentation of various vegetable components, such as vegetable wastes, in the vegetable garden. Even branches and fallen leaves may be returned to the soil with correct composting processes. Compost generated from leftover food s...
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  • How to make compost from weeds

    How to make compost from weeds

    Weeds or wild grass are a very tenacious existence in the natural ecosystem. We generally get rid of weeds as much as possible during agricultural production or gardening. But the grass that is removed is not simply thrown away but can make good compost if properly composted. The use of weeds in ...
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  • 5 tips for making compost at home

    5 tips for making compost at home

    Now, more and more families are beginning to learn to use organic materials on hand to make compost to improve the soil of their backyard, garden, and small vegetable garden. However, the compost made by some friends is always imperfect, and some details of making compost Little is known, So we&#...
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  • How to control the temperature during composting?

    How to control the temperature during composting?

    According to the introduction of our previous articles, during the composting process, with the intensification of microbial activity in the material, when the heat released by the microorganisms decomposing the organic matter is greater than the heat consumption of the compost, the compost tempe...
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  • How to use straw when composting?

    How to use straw when composting?

    Straw is the waste left over after we harvest wheat, rice, and other crops. However, as we all know, due to the special characteristics of straw, it can play a very important role in the process of making compost.   The working principle of straw composting is the process of mineralization and hu...
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