The application value of cow manure organic fertilizer equipment in livestock breeding is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Environmental protection and resource recycling: The wide application of organic manure equipment has effectively solved the problem of livestock waste treatment, transformed cow manure into organic fertilizer, and realized the recycling of resources and the sustainable development of agricultural ecology.
2. Improve soil quality and crop growth: cow manure organic fertilizer is rich in a variety of nutrient elements, can improve soil structure, improve soil fertility, promote crop growth, increase crop yield and quality.
3. Reduce environmental pollution: The application of cow manure organic fertilizer equipment has significantly improved rural environmental health conditions and reduced the pollution of feces to water and air.
4. Promote agricultural circular economy: The development of cow manure organic fertilizer equipment has promoted the formation of agricultural circular economy, achieved a virtuous cycle of "breeding - organic fertilizer - planting", and improved the utilization efficiency of resources.
5. Technological innovation and intelligence: Modern cow manure organic fertilizer equipment has realized the automation and intelligence of the whole process from collection, fermentation, crushing, mixing to granulation, drying and packaging, which has improved the performance of organic fertilizer production line and reduced the production cost.
6. Improve agricultural production efficiency: cow manure organic fertilizer equipment through automation and intelligent technology, improve production efficiency and product quality, reduce labor costs and land use costs.
7. Help rural revitalization: The promotion of cow manure organic fertilizer equipment in rural areas can solve the problem of agricultural waste treatment, promote the development of related industries, create job opportunities, increase farmers' income, and help implement the rural revitalization strategy.
