Can the chicken factory make it not stink?

The smell of chicken factory is ammonia. Let's take a look at the smell first. From the point of view of digestion, the digestive tube of chicken is relatively short, so even if it is partially digested, about 70% of the organic matter in feces is not decomposed, which brings potential possibilities. Once the temperature and humidity are right, organic matter begins to decompose and ammonia will be formed. As the excrement treatment of aquaculture plants, it has the characteristics of high water content and high organic nutrients. It is difficult to guarantee whether it will be cleaned up in time. Then we need a once and for all method. At present, the most widely used method in many advanced chicken farms is the fermentation bed chicken raising method. How to implement fermentation bed treatment can be seen below.

In the nature where we live, there are many kinds of bacteria, which we call microorganisms. The role of microorganisms is enormous, including us, and it is unimaginable to leave the world history of microorganisms. These microorganisms are both beneficial and harmful. Em bacteria are a mixture of many microorganisms, which are found in people's production and life and combined by scientific methods. Em bacteria have vitality, strong adaptability and strong decomposition ability. Then put this kind of bacteria in the chicken coop, and decompose the chicken manure through the activity of this kind of bacteria, so as to achieve the goal of no discharge and zero discharge of chicken manure.

Em bacteria can effectively deodorize, fully decompose feces and reduce the amount of ammonia in chicken coops. The hen house won't smell any more. At the same time, the liquid can effectively prevent the infection of parasites and reduce the incidence of chickens.

After the chicken pulls out the feces, it is decomposed into bacterial protein by em bacteria on the fermentation bed. Chickens can also eat these bacterial proteins to supplement nutrition. Reduce the feed. It is difficult to avoid the odor in the henhouse when raising chickens conventionally. This smell is called ammonia. The heavy ammonia in it will affect the health of chickens and induce respiratory diseases. If the respiratory tract is light, it will reduce its food intake and egg production. In severe cases, it can lead to the death of chickens.

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