Compacted compound fertilizer production starts with the crushing and screening of fermented organic waste with a moisture content of around 30%–35% to improve particle uniformity. It then goes through magnetic separation to remove impurities. After this, the treated material is mixed with binders and other components according to the fertilizer formulation. All materials are carefully measured and blended into a batching system until a consistent mixture is obtained for the next stage.

The prepared mixture is first transported by a fixed belt conveyor to the feeding system; there a disc feeder ensures a steady and continuous flow into the granulator. Inside the granulator, the material gradually becomes column-shaped particles with similar diameter and length thanks to the continuous movement and aggregation.

The column-shaped particles are conveyed by belt to a polishing and shaping unit that gradually smooths them into more uniform spherical granules through continuous movement and friction.

The spherical granules are dried in a low-temperature, high-airflow dryer designed for organic fertilizer production, while exhaust gases are treated through a dust removal system to control emissions.

After drying, the fertilizer granules are cooled using air in a cooling and screening system. Exhaust gases are treated again through a dust removal system. Once the granules are cooled, they pass through a screen that is installed at the end of the production line, separating fine powder and oversized particles, both of which are returned to the mixing and granulation stage for reprocessing.

Qualified granules are transported to a finished product silo, then measured and packed using an automatic quantitative packaging system before storage or shipment.