Pig Farming Manure Composting Plant
Solving the odor problem! Turning livestock manure into organic fertilizer. Case studies on cost reduction included!
In the pig farming industry, odor issues affecting neighboring residents are an important challenge. Offensive odors can impact business continuity, and urgent measures are required. Our livestock manure composting plant suppresses the generation of odor components and reduces environmental impact. This helps resolve odor problems and supports sustainable pig farming management. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Odor control at pig farms - Effective utilization of livestock manure - Production of organic fertilizers 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Resolution of odor issues - Improved relations with neighboring residents - Cost reduction - Decreased environmental impact
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**Features** - Compo S series suitable for rapid fermentation treatment of pig manure - Mass composter for pelletizing compost - Deodorant Fragra - Case studies presented at exhibitions **Our Strengths** Our technological foundation is supported by a robust maintenance system, which is a key factor in our "Compo" products boasting an average lifespan of 25 years and 4,000 units installed. The system that allows for product improvement and development based on information provided by our customers is our asset, and we plan to further accelerate this system.
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Our company's technological foundation is supported by a robust maintenance system, which is a key factor in the average lifespan of 25 years and the installation of 4,000 units of our "Compo" product. The system that allows for product improvements and development based on information provided by our customers is an asset to our company, and we plan to further accelerate this system. Our flagship product, "Compo," ferments and dries organic materials at one-fifth the cost compared to conventional dryers, and the resulting dried material is returned to the land as organic fertilizer, contributing to the improvement of the domestic food self-sufficiency rate. We will continue to enhance the characteristics of our "Compo" product.