quality assurance compost equipment for chicken manure mushroom residue

Dec 2, 2023 · Evaluation of compost quality and the environmental effects of semipermeable membrane composting with poultry manure using sawdust or mushroom residue as the bulking agent. Shuomei Liu Jing-Li Zeng +4 authors Si-Cheng Xing

Sep 1, 2013 · Li-li et al. (2013) compared the co-composting process of rabbit manure mixed with mushroom residue and rice straw and reported that both compost could help seed growth and a much more efficient

Apr 21, 2022 · chicken manure, tobacco residue, mushroom bran, and biochar is an environmentally friendly and economically feasible composting process, which is more suitable for the resource utilization of the typical organic waste in southwest China.

Nov 24, 2021 · Specifically, 10% mushroom bran combined with 5% tobacco powder was the optimal combination for simultaneously improving the maturity and reducing greenhouse gas emission in chicken manure composting.

Feb 24, 2024 · Co-composting of chicken manure and edible mushroom residue inoculated with oxytetracycline-degrading strain T4 was conducted to reduce the risk of residual oxytetracycline and tetracycline resistance genes (TRGs) to the ecological environment. Materials and .

Apr 21, 2022 · Overall, the chicken manure composted with chicken manure, tobacco residue, mushroom bran, and biochar is more suitable for the resource utilization of the typical organic waste in southwest China. This optimized composting process increased the yield of organic fertilizer by 331 Mg year −1 and the increased profit was 464,400 yuan·year −1

Feb 27, 2024 · Abstract. Herein, the effects of different bulking agents (sawdust and mushroom residue), on compost quality and the environmental benefits of semipermeable film composting with poultry manure were investigated.

May 23, 2022 · Comprehensive evaluation of spent mushroom substrate-chicken manure co-composting by garden waste improvement: physicochemical properties, humification process, and the spectral characteristics of dissolved organic matter. Sustainable Solid Waste Treatment and Management; Published: 23 May 2022

Evaluation of compost quality and the environmental effects of semipermeable membrane composting with poultry manure using sawdust or mushroom residue as the bulking agent. Shuomei Liu Jing-Li Zeng +4 authors Si-Cheng Xing

Jan 29, 2024 · Due to the rapid development of animal husbandry, the associated environmental problems cannot be ignored, with the management of livestock and poultry manure emerging as the most prominent issue. Composting technology has been widely used in livestock and poultry manure management. A deeper understanding of the nitrogen conversion process during composting offers a theoretical foundation for

Oct 3, 2022 · Keratin, the main component of feathers, is a fibrous structural protein that does not readily degrade in nature. Hundreds of tons of waste feathers are produced annually, and are underutilized. To facilitate the use of waste feathers as a resource, a 33-day composting experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of adding feathers on the process and quality of mushroom residue

Feb 27, 2024 · Herein, the effects of different bulking agents (sawdust and mushroom residue), on compost quality and the environmental benefits of semipermeable film composting with poultry manure were investigated.

@article{Li2024EffectOM, title={Effect of microbial inoculum on composting efficiency in the composting process of spent mushroom substrate and chicken manure.}, author={Haijie Li and Zihe Yang and Chuanyu Zhang and Weiwei Shang and Tianlin Zhang and Xiaojian Chang and Zhansheng Wu and Yanhui He}, journal={Journal of environmental management

Nov 16, 2023 · Aim: Chicken manure is known to produce strong odors during aerobic composting, which not only pollutes the surrounding environment but also leads to the loss of valuable nutrients like nitrogen and sulfur, thus reducing the quality of the fertilizer. : In this study, we explore

Jun 1, 2023 · Abstract Using cultivated soils for rice seedlings can reduce the sustainability of arable land and thus giving negative impacts to food production. As a substitute, spent mushroom compost (SMC), which has high water-holding capacity and nutrient content, shows great potentials. To determine the impacts of the proportion of SMC and paddy soil on seedling quality, rhizosphere microbial