Composting-free technology settled issues of cultivation wastes

The human desire for food has led to the growth of food processing and animal husbandry industries, which in turn has resulted in the generation of food sludge and animal manure. Improper treatment of these wastes can cause environmental issues in every country, as well as concerns for NGOs. The pollution caused by animal manure not only harms the environment, but can also spread various diseases.

Conventional methods for treating the large amounts of agricultural waste generated every day, such as biogas power generation, can take several days and require expensive equipment with high processing costs. However, there is now a technology that can address this issue: Composting-free Technology!

Farmers often apply large amounts of chemical fertilizer to increase crop yields. However, only 20% of the chemical fertilizer is actually absorbed by the plants. This is because the phosphate and potassium in chemical fertilizers react with iron, aluminum, and calcium in the soil, and the resulting product is not easily absorbed by the plants. This can lead to soil salinity, making it difficult to cultivate crops.

Organic fertilizers, on the other hand, are completely absorbed by plants. By using composting-free technology, farmers can recycle organic substances back into the soil, creating a closed ecological cycle. Through composting-free technology, this opportunity can be easily achieved, reducing the reliance on chemical fertilizers.