Why do large chicken farm customers in Southeast Asia praise JinDi fermentation tanks?

  Recently, a delegation from a large chicken farm in Southeast Asia traveled thousands of miles to China. They conducted an in-depth investigation of the Jindi fermentation tank, focusing on its intelligent high-temperature aerobic fermentation tank technology and exploring innovative solutions for the resource treatment of manure.

As an important egg producer in Southeast Asia, Malaysia's breeding industry is developing rapidly, but the problem of manure treatment caused by large-scale breeding is becoming increasingly serious. According to the head of the delegation, the chicken farm produces nearly 100 tons of chicken manure every day. The traditional open-air composting method is not only inefficient, but also accompanied by ammonia pollution, mosquito breeding and land resource waste, and the pressure of environmental compliance is increasing day by day.

 In the production workshop of Jindi, a 5-meter-diameter intelligent high-temperature aerobic fermentation tank stands tall. Its modern appearance and sophisticated internal structure amaze the members of the inspection team. The technicians explained in detail that the fermentation tank uses a patented spiral stirring system, with an intelligent temperature control module and an exhaust gas purification device, which can achieve efficient fermentation of chicken manure in a closed environment. "Through high-temperature aerobic fermentation, we can increase the killing rate of pathogens and insect eggs in chicken manure to more than 99%, and at the same time increase the organic matter conversion rate to 65%. It only takes 7 days to produce biological organic fertilizer that meets international standards."

In order to more intuitively demonstrate the technical effect, JinDi Company arranged for the delegation to visit a cooperative chicken farm in Haiyang, Shandong. The manure treatment area, which was once dirty, messy and smelly, has now been replaced by several quietly operating fermentation tanks. When the discharge port is opened, dark brown organic fertilizer particles pour out, exuding the natural scent of the soil. According to tests, the organic fertilizer is rich in nutrients such as humic acid, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, as well as a large number of beneficial microbial flora. It can not only be used for fruit and vegetable planting, but also effectively improve soil structure. According to the person in charge, the price of their organic fertilizer is much higher than the market price. The "manure problem" that was once a headache has become a new way to create wealth.

"This is simply a magic of 'turning waste into treasure'!" The members of the inspection team praised it again and again. "This technology not only solves the environmental problems that have troubled us for many years, but also creates a new profit growth point, which is completely in line with our strategic goal of sustainable development." As a fermentation tank manufacturer, JinDi's fermentation tanks have taken root in more countries around the world, and will provide more examples for reference in solving the pollution problems of the aquaculture industry.