1. Environmental protection and sustainability: Organic fertilizer production lines use natural raw materials such as agricultural waste, livestock and poultry manure, etc., to avoid environmental pollution and soil load that may occur during the use of chemical fertilizers, and help protect the health and stability of soil ecosystems.
2. Improve soil quality: Organic fertilizers are rich in organic matter and microorganisms, which can improve soil structure and the ability to retain water and fertilizer, and enhance soil fertility and biodiversity.
3. Improve the quality of agricultural products: organic fertilizers contain rich trace elements and organic nutrients, which is conducive to improving the quality, taste and nutritional value of agricultural products, and also enhance the market competitiveness of agricultural products.
4. Ecosystem services: Organic agriculture increases the ecosystem services of farmland by promoting soil health and biodiversity, such as water conservation, soil conservation, and carbon sequestration. These ecosystem services are of great significance to environmental protection and ecological balance.
5. Market demand and economic benefits: With the increasing concern of consumers for safety, health and environmental protection, the market demand for organic agricultural products continues to expand. The use of organic fertilizer equipment can not only meet market demand, but also provide farmers with more economic benefits and development opportunities.
6. Policy support and technological progress: Many countries and regions support the development of organic agriculture through policies and regulations, including incentives and subsidies for the production and use of organic fertilizers.
