Straw is a general term for the stems, leaves, ears (epis) parts of mature crops. It usually refers to the remaining part of wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, rapeseed, cotton, sugar cane and other crops (usually coarse grains) after harvesting the seeds. More than half of the products of crop photosynthesis are found in straws, which are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and organic matter, and are rich in nutrients.
With the development of agricultural production, grain output has increased significantly and the number of straw has also increased. How to effectively utilize straw?
The straw pellet machine is a new type of pellet forming machine. The straw pellet machine uses crop straw or wood chips as the main raw materials and is pressed into cylindrical pellets through the straw pellet machine. Depending on the quality of the raw materials, the pressed pellets can be used as biomass fuel or as livestock and poultry feed.
Straw pellet machine is a new energy-saving product. In the past, feed was usually processed into powder and fed, which had defects such as inconvenient feeding, poor palatability, picky food in livestock, and low utilization rate. Straw pellet machines can be used as fuel pellets or feed pellets. With the advent and popularization of new feed machinery, powder feed can now be easily processed into pellet feed. This feed pellet machine is simple to operate, easy to use, and has a variety of engine forms, which can be perfectly suitable for all kinds of people.
The reuse of straw is an urgent problem. Pressing straw into pellets can effectively solve rural environmental problems and perfectly solve the air pollution caused by straw burning, which is beneficial to the country and the people. The pellets made can be used for burning in addition to cattle and sheep feed. It will surely lead a new trend in comprehensive utilization of straw and promote the subsequent utilization of straw. Promoting the use of straw pellet machines will help promote the development of the agricultural economy.