This invention relates to the field of
fertilizer preparation technology characterized by biological or biochemical treatment steps, and discloses an aerobic composting chamber for
organic fertilizer that requires no turning and has
low nitrogen loss. Multiple spaced, plate-shaped composting chambers and acidification / ventilation / water replenishment chambers are created in a
polycarbonate greenhouse. The acidification / ventilation / water replenishment chambers rapidly exchange air under the
chimney effect, replenishing
oxygen to adjacent
manure compartments and preventing overheating. Simultaneously, the
manure ferments within insulation material in the
polycarbonate greenhouse, preventing the
manure surface temperature from becoming too low. The manure can only transfer heat and
mass with the acidification / ventilation / water replenishment chambers; water and
ammonia losses are prevented by the moist acidic filler in the acidification / ventilation / water replenishment chambers, and water is replenished to the manure through capillary infiltration, ensuring a stable and uniform
moisture content. The combination of these points ensures that the manure does not require turning, significantly improving production efficiency and reducing
nitrogen loss. Furthermore, because no turning is required and
fermentation is done in separate chambers, different microbial strains and
fermentation parameters can be used in each chamber, adapting to different stages of soil improvement.