The main driving forces behind the development of organic fertilizer equipment include the following:

1. Policy Support: National policies have been issued, clearly requiring a reduction in chemical fertilizer use, improving fertilizer utilization efficiency, and promoting the use of organic fertilizers as a substitute for chemical fertilizers. Local governments provide subsidies to farmers for the purchase and use of organic fertilizers, reducing their costs. Producing organic fertilizer from waste products such as livestock and poultry manure aligns with the concept of a circular economy and is encouraged by environmental protection policies.

2. Technological Innovation: New organic fertilizer crushers and horizontal mixers utilize more wear-resistant and efficient materials, improving crushing and mixing efficiency and reducing energy consumption. Modern organic fertilizer equipment utilizes advanced fermentation tanks and control systems to precisely control temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration during the fermentation process, promoting microbial activity and accelerating the decomposition of organic matter.

3. Demand for Green Agricultural Development: With the advancement of agricultural modernization, the demand for efficient and environmentally friendly fertilizers continues to increase. As a green and environmentally friendly fertilizer product, the market demand for organic fertilizers continues to grow.

4. Intelligent and Automated Development: Modern organic fertilizer production lines generally utilize PLC control systems, enabling precise control of fermentation temperature, humidity, and turning frequency, improving production efficiency and product quality. In summary, the development of organic fertilizer equipment is driven by multiple factors, including policy support, technological innovation, market demand, intelligent and automated development, environmental protection and energy-saving requirements, and industry development trends. These factors have jointly promoted the continuous progress and development of the organic fertilizer equipment industry.