The manure that is applied in the field as fertilizer is not the same as the one that arrives at our processing plant. This coming from the cattle stables, in addition to bringing impurities such as sand, plastics, stones, etc., arrives compacted due to the movement of cattle on their own manure, forming thick sheets and large blocks. For this reason we once again highlight the importance of the sieving process, which will allow us to obtain a purer, homogeneous and finer fertilizer.
El estiércol que se aplica en campo como fertilizante no es igual al que llega a nuestra planta de procesamiento. Este al provenir de los establos de ganado vacuno, además de traer impurezas como arena, plásticos, piedras, etc., llega compactado debido al tránsito del ganado sobre su propio estiércol, llegando a formar láminas gruesas y bloques de gran tamaño. Por esta razón resaltamos nuevamente la importancia del proceso de tamizado, que nos va a permitir obtener un fertilizante más puro, homogéneo y fino.
We often use this fertilization job in the fields. It greatly increases the yield of trees. I think it is more effective than man-made fertilizers.
That's correct. You can check info about that in previous posts if you are interested. Have a good one, Bilgin!
I will review. Thanks 🙂