The oxidation furnace effect of the Vital Micro-Ecological Litter Fermented Bed
Many breeding enthusiasts who have never come into contact with fermented beds often have doubts about where the manure and urine in the fermented bed go: pigs eat, drink, defecate and urinate all on top of it, and you should know that on average one pig (each60 kgor so of a medium pig) discharges at least5 kgof manure and urine or more. If a pen has 10 pigs (12 sq mfattening pen fermented bed), that is50 kga day, and over a month would that not be1500 kg? Why is it that after several months, or a whole year, the litter in the pig pen not only does not increase in height, but instead decreases? Where has all this manure gone? In summer, 10 to 20 kg of 100-fold diluted health liquid also has to be sprayed every day. Calculated over three months, the manure and urine discharged into the fermented bed plus the diluted health liquid amount to7800 kgor more, yet the litter not only does not rise, but even sinks slightly; even over one year, two years, or several years, the fermented bed still shows no manure or urine, and the fermented bed does not rise either. Where on earth has all this manure and urine gone?