Improving the resource utilization level of organic fertilizer production lines can not only reduce production costs, but also decrease environmental pollution and achieve sustainable development. The following are some specific methods and measures:

1. Enhance fermentation efficiency: Adopt efficient fermentation technologies, such as rapid fermentation and high-temperature composting, to shorten the fermentation cycle and improve fermentation efficiency. By using an automated control system, parameters such as temperature, humidity and oxygen content during the granulation process can be monitored and precisely controlled in real time to ensure the stability and efficiency of the fermentation process.

2. Enhance equipment efficiency: Select organic fertilizer equipment with a high degree of automation, low energy consumption and high efficiency, such as automatic turning machines and intelligent control systems, to improve production efficiency. Formulate an equipment maintenance plan, regularly inspect and maintain the equipment to ensure that it is always in good operating condition, and reduce equipment failures and energy waste.

3. Optimize production processes: By optimizing the production process flow, unnecessary production links can be reduced and resource waste during the production process can be lowered. By precisely controlling various parameters in the granulation process, the generation of substandard particles can be reduced, the qualified rate of finished products can be improved, and resource waste can be decreased.

4. Data-driven optimization: Collect and analyze various data in the production process, and through data analysis, identify the key factors that affect the efficiency of resource utilization. Based on the results of data analysis, continuously optimize the production process and equipment configuration to improve the efficiency of resource utilization.

Through the above measures, the resource utilization level of the organic fertilizer production line can be effectively improved, achieving a win-win situation of economic and environmental benefits.