Chicken manure organic fertilizer production line: turn poultry waste into granules with composting, granulation, drying. Get a LANE price.
A chicken manure organic fertilizer production line turns poultry waste into a stable, saleable granulated product, solving both a farm hygiene problem and a revenue gap.
With LANE, the chicken manure organic fertilizer production line is delivered as a complete turnkey package covering process design, equipment manufacturing, installation guidance and technical support.
This guide explains what a chicken manure organic fertilizer production line includes, from composting to packaging, so you can plan a line that fits your poultry farm or plant.
Chicken farming produces manure every day, and raw poultry waste is high in nitrogen, smells and attracts flies if left untreated. Processing it into granules stabilizes the nutrients, removes odor and turns a disposal cost into a marketable product, which is why more poultry farms and fertilizer plants invest in their own line.

Efficient waste conversion: the chicken manure organic fertilizer production line processes fresh chicken manure, layer and broiler manure, chicken litter and farm waste into high-quality granules, reducing environmental pollution and improving resource use.
Complete turnkey scope: LANE covers the whole project, including process design, layout support, equipment manufacturing, installation guidance and a 5-year warranty with CE, ISO and SGS certification.
Customizable capacity: the production line can be sized from 1 to 50 TPH and can blend straw powder, rice husk, sawdust, mushroom residue, humic acid and beneficial microorganisms to hit your target formula.
Environmental compliance is a practical advantage. Well-composted chicken manure no longer leaches nutrients or emits strong ammonia odor, and the granulated product is far easier to store, transport and apply than raw litter, helping farms meet local waste regulations.

A standard chicken manure organic fertilizer production line runs through seven stages: composting, crushing, mixing, granulation, drying and cooling, screening and packaging.
Aerobic composting first removes pathogens, weed seeds and excess moisture, then granulation forms uniform, easy-to-store granules.
Typical equipment includes a compost turner or fermentation tank, semi-wet horizontal crusher, twin-shaft mixer, organic fertilizer granulator, polishing machine, rotary dryer and cooler, rotary screener, automatic packing machine, belt conveyor and dust collection system, all selected to match your raw material moisture and output.
Because LANE customizes the chicken manure organic fertilizer production line, you only install the sections your formula and volume actually need, which keeps both capital and running cost in line.
The drying and cooling step deserves attention. Rotary dryers bring granule moisture down to a safe level and coolers stop caking during storage, while the rotary screener returns oversized and undersized particles for re-crushing, so the final product stays consistent.
Table 1. Chicken manure organic fertilizer production line: process and equipment
| Process Stage | Equipment | Function |
| Composting | Compost turner / fermentation tank | Remove pathogens, weed seeds, excess moisture |
| Crushing | Semi-wet horizontal crusher | Uniform particle size |
| Mixing | Twin-shaft mixer | Blend additives and formula |
| Granulation | Organic fertilizer granulator | Form uniform granules |
| Polishing | Fertilizer polishing machine | Round and smooth granules |
| Drying & cooling | Rotary dryer and cooler | Reduce moisture, stable storage |
| Screening | Rotary screener | Separate qualified granules |
| Packaging | Automatic packing machine | Weigh and pack finished product |
Poultry farms use the chicken manure organic fertilizer production line to turn daily chicken manure into bagged organic fertilizer instead of paying for disposal, creating a new income stream.
Fertilizer manufacturers and agricultural cooperatives run medium and large lines to supply organic and bio-organic fertilizer to regional growers, often blending in rice husk, sawdust or mushroom residue.
Organic fertilizer producers scale from a pilot line to 10 TPH and above, so a chicken manure organic fertilizer production line can grow with your market demand.
Space and budget both scale smoothly. A small poultry farm can start with a compact line and expand by adding a fermenting tank or a larger granulator later, while an established fertilizer plant can install a complete multi-stage line in one turnkey project.

Why turn chicken manure into organic fertilizer?
Fresh poultry manure can burn crops and smell, but after composting and granulation it becomes a stable, easy-to-store product that improves soil.
What is the capacity of a chicken manure organic fertilizer production line?
LANE offers lines from 1 to 50 TPH, customized to your poultry farm size and target output.
Do I need a dryer?
Granules leave high moisture after granulation, so a rotary dryer and cooler are normally part of the chicken manure organic fertilizer production line to ensure stable storage.
Can I add other materials?
Yes, straw powder, rice husk, sawdust, mushroom residue and humic acid can be blended to adjust the nutrient formula.
Does chicken manure need composting first?
Yes, aerobic composting kills pathogens and weed seeds and reduces moisture, so it is the recommended first stage of the production line.
Who can operate the line?
The line is designed for easy operation, and LANE provides installation guidance and training so local staff can run it without specialized engineers.
Choosing the right chicken manure organic fertilizer production line depends on your raw material, space and target output. Tell LANE how much chicken manure you process each day, and we will quote a customized turnkey line with a clear layout and 5-year warranty. Contact us today for a factory price.
A clear cost breakdown helps you compare suppliers honestly. Ask LANE for a full quote that lists every machine, the layout drawing and the installation scope, so you know exactly what the chicken project includes before you commit.

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