Which one to choose between organic fertilizer granules and powdered fertilizers?

The raw materials of organic fertilizers come from organic matter such as animal and plant remains, which improve the fertility of the soil and provide nutrients for plants. Fertilizer granules are pressed on the basis of powdered fertilizer. So why is the powdered fertilizer pressed into granular fertilizer in the production of organic fertilizer? Should I choose fertilizer granules or fertilizer powder when fertilizing? Granular organic fertilizers are generally better than powdered organic fertilizers. Fertilizers with very low water solubility must be ground into small particles to ensure that they can be effectively and quickly dissolved in the soil and absorbed by plants. Mastering the control of fertilizer particle size is particularly important for the storage and transportation of fertilizers. Good granules can make organic fertilizers not easy to agglomerate and have better transportation performance. Powdered fertilizers tend to absorb moisture in the air, causing caking. Fertilizer granules have the effect of slowly decomposing fertilizers, reducing the loss of nutrients. It is convenient to use and not easy to be blown away by the wind.

Granular organic fertilizer is not as simple as powdered organic fertilizer, and its production process needs further processing. Among them, the selection of fertilizer granulator is particularly important. Fertilizer granulation is a key processing technology in the organic fertilizer production line, and the quality of granulation directly threatens the quality of the final fertilizer. A good granulation process can make the organic fertilizer not easy to agglomerate and has better transportation performance.