On May 25, 2026, a poultry farm in Serbia contacted us for a poultry waste management plan for its 500,000-layer operation. The client wanted to transform chicken manure into higher-value organic fertilizer instead of treating it as waste. After analyzing the farm conditions and production goals, we recommended a complete stirring tooth organic fertilizer production line. The solution integrates composting, granulation, drying, cooling, screening, and packaging into one continuous production process. The complete system supports a production capacity of 5–8 T/H and an annual output of approximately 10,000–20,000 tons of finished organic fertilizer. Through this project, the customer can convert poultry waste into a stable commercial fertilizer product while creating an additional source of revenue.
How Can a Poultry Waste Management Plan Handle High-Moisture Chicken Manure?
The customer’s first concern was how to manage fresh chicken manure with high moisture content before fertilizer production.
Fresh chicken manure usually contains excessive moisture, which creates challenges during composting and granulation. When moisture levels remain too high, oxygen cannot move freely through the compost pile. As a result, microbial activity slows down, fermentation takes longer, and odor and leachate problems become more difficult to control.
After testing the raw materials, we found that the moisture content of fresh chicken manure exceeded 70–75%. This level was too high for direct composting or granulation. To solve this issue, we recommended mixing fresh chicken manure with dry bulking materials such as straw and sawdust. This adjustment reduces moisture to approximately 55%–65%, creating better conditions for aerobic fermentation. At the same time, these materials improve pile structure and increase oxygen circulation. This helps microorganisms decompose organic matter faster while reducing odor emissions and leachate generation during composting.
How Can a Poultry Waste Management Plan Reduce Odor During Composting?
Odor control was another major concern for the client. The poultry farm needed a solution that could improve environmental performance while reducing the impact on surrounding areas.
How Can a Poultry Waste Management Plan Maximize the Value of Chicken Manure?
After solving moisture and odor problems, the customer’s next goal was to increase the commercial value of chicken manure.
Project Results
From raw material pretreatment and enclosed fermentation to fertilizer granulation, drying, cooling, and packaging, this customized poultry waste management plan provides the Serbian poultry farm with a complete manure recycling solution.
If you are facing similar poultry waste treatment challenges, YUSHUNXIN can design a customized solution based on your manure volume, production goals, and fertilizer market requirements.
