The main functions of a crawler-type tiller include tilling, mixing, crushing, and stirring.
1. Tumbling: Utilizing a crawler-type travel system, a crawler-type tiller can maneuver flexibly across a variety of terrains. During the tilling operation, it thoroughly agitates the accumulated organic fertilizer, promoting even mixing of the materials within and facilitating fermentation.
2. Mixing: During the tilling process, a crawler-type tiller not only agitates the organic fertilizer but also blends different raw materials, such as straw and livestock manure, to achieve a more uniform nutrient profile, enhancing the fertilizer's overall effectiveness and ultimately improving crop yield and quality.
3. Crushing: A crawler-type tiller has a crushing function that effectively breaks down materials like sludge and sticky chicken manure, allowing them to be evenly mixed with bacterial cultures, straw powder, and other materials, creating a better aerobic environment for fermentation.
4. Stirring function: During the turning process, the crawler turning machine accelerates the degradation process of organic matter through stirring action, promotes the growth of biological flora, improves the oxygen permeability of fertilizer, and effectively releases the nutrients in the fertilizer.