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COW DUNG PELLET MAKING MACHINE
The cow dung pellet making machine is essential for dung recycling, converting cow dung, horse dung, and other organic materials into products like organic fertilizers and fuel pellets. It is ideal for large farms and fertilizer or biofuel production plants. Using the cow dung pellet mill provides both environmental benefits and economic value.
Output
1-26 T/H
Price
$7000-$100000
THE VALUE OF COW DUNG
Cow dung is a common by-product of large-scale cattle farming and agricultural recycling. When processed correctly, it can be turned into valuable products like fertilizers, energy, substrates, and animal feed, making it a great example of turning waste into resource.

Fertilizer Use
Cow dung is commonly used as fertilizer due to its high mineral content and undigested plant residues. It is an ideal raw material for organic fertilizers, which are perfect for organic crops, flowers, and farmland.
Where can it be applied?
Energy
Large farms can use biogas digesters to convert cow dung into biogas for electricity generation. The dung can also be processed into fuel pellets for burning or sale.
Substrate and Feed
Cow dung, along with rice straw and crop residues, can be composted into substrates for mushroom cultivation or used as feed for protein-rich insects.

Cow Dung Pellets

Dried cow dung

Wet cow dung
WHY USE A COW DUNG PELLET MAKING MACHINE
After recognizing the economic value of cow dung, a cow dung pellet making machine is used to convert it into a value-added product. The machine processes loose and perishable cow dung into dense, dry pellets, greatly improving storage, transportation, and marketability, while maximizing its overall value.
COW DUNG PELLET MAKING MACHINE VIDEO
To give you a clearer understanding of our cow dung pellet machine and cow dung pellet production line, we have prepared the following videos for your reference.

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COW DUNG PELLET MAKING MACHINE MODELS
To meet different production requirements, RICHI Machinery offers seven models of cow dung pellet making machines with capacities ranging from 1 to 26 T/H. The detailed specifications are listed below. If you are unsure which model suits your needs, please contact us for professional guidance.
| Model | FZLH250 | FZLH320 | FZLH350 | FZLH420 | FZLH520 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main motor power(KW) | 22 | 22 | 37 | 90 | 132 |
| Forced Feeder Power(KW) | 0.75 | 0.75 | 0.75 | 1.5 | 1.5 |
| Ring Die Diameter(MM) | 250 | 320 | 350 | 420 | 520 |
| Pellet Diameter(MM) | 4-12 | 4-12 | 4-12 | 4-12 | 4-12 |
| Output Capacity(T/H) | 1-1.5 | 2-3 | 3-5 | 6-8 | 9-12 |
ADVANTAGES OF RICHI COW DUNG PELLET MACHINE
RICHI Machinery is a leading designer and manufacturer of complete pellet equipment with decades of experience. Our cow dung pellet making machine uses advanced technology and high-quality materials to ensure efficient, stable, and energy-saving granulation. It is durable and suitable for a wide range of materials.
AVAILABLE RAW MATERIALS
During cow dung pellet production, material conditions and end uses can vary. Therefore, RICHI Machinery’s cow dung pellet machine offers wide raw material adaptability and can process mixtures that include straw, stalks, rice husks, peanut shells, and more.

Fresh Cow Dung
High-moisture cow dung containing undigested feed and other impurities.

Dried Cow Dung
Dried and hardened dung that can be crushed, re-moistened, and pelletized.

Fermented Cow Dung
Fully fermented dung with about 30% moisture, ideal for organic fertilizer production.

Mixed Cow Dung
Cow dung blended with additives such as straw or rice husks.
WORLDWIDE COW DUNG PELLET MAKING MACHINE PROJECTS
RICHI Machinery has been established for 30 years, with our products exported to over 140 countries and regions. We’ve successfully set up numerous pellet production lines and earned widespread trust and support. Here are some of our project cases. For more information, please contact us.


Russia 6-8T/H Project
Located at a dairy farm in Russia, this project mixes fresh cow dung with wheat straw to produce organic fertilizer pellets for fertilizing wheat and sunflowers.


Canada 12T/H Project
Based in Alberta, this cattle farm combines cow dung with canola meal to produce high-quality organic fertilizer pellets for vegetable cultivation and barley production.


Nepal 6T/H Project
A cooperative of local farmers in Nepal uses cow dung mixed with rice husks to produce fuel and fertilizer pellets for vegetable cultivation and daily fuel use.


France 3-4T/H Project
At a dairy farm in France, cow dung is mixed with apple pomace to create organic fertilizer and fuel pellets, used for fertilizing apple orchards and providing fuel for cider farms.


USA 20T/H Project
This large dairy and processing farm in Wisconsin operates two pellet production lines, combining cow dung with corn straw to produce organic fertilizer and fuel pellets for sale.


Pakistan 5-6T/H Project
This cattle farm in Pakistan processes cow dung together with wheat straw to produce organic fertilizer pellets for application in wheat and sugarcane fields.
Inquire for Details
These projects are only a few examples. For more information about cow dung pellet machines, production lines, or related equipment, please contact us. We will help you find the best solution and build an efficient pellet production line.
PELLETIZER DESIGNED FOR OTHER RAW MATERIALS
In addition to cow dung pellet making machines, we also offer other pellet machines, including chicken manure pellet machines, organic fertilizer pellet machines, cat litter pellet machines, biomass pellet machine, and coco peat pellet machines. You can choose the right machine based on your raw materials and application.
COW DUNG PELLET PRODUCTION LINE
We offer a highly automated pellet production line that ensures efficient granulation and stable pellet quality while reducing labor requirements. The result is a cost-effective, reliable, and high-efficiency production line. Generally, a cow dung pellet production line includes the following steps:

01
Raw Material Cleaning
Remove impurities and hard objects to protect the equipment.
02
Raw Material Crushing
Crush large chunks to ensure uniform material size.
03
Raw Material Drying
Adjust moisture to 13–18% to ensure smooth pelletizing.
04
Material Mixing
Mix additives evenly with cow dung for consistent pellet quality.
05
Pelletizing
Feed the pretreated material into the pelletizer, where it is formed into dense, uniform pellets by the ring die and rollers.
06
Drying and Cooling
Cool the hot pellets to improve hardness and durability.
07
Screening and Packaging
Remove broken or unformed pellets and package the final product for storage and transport.
08
Auxiliary Systems
A complete line also includes conveying, storage, and dust removal systems for smooth and environmentally friendly operation.
Production Line Equipment powerhouse
Cow dung pellet production requires not only the core pelletizing equipment but also a range of auxiliary machines to complete the process. We provide a complete set of production line equipment. In addition to offering individual machines for sale, we also design and configure production lines tailored to the specific characteristics of raw materials, production scale, and factory conditions. Below are the related equipment we offer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
If you have any questions about RICHI’s cow dung pellet making machine, please feel free to contact us. Our technical consultants are available to assist you. Below are some frequently asked questions and answers that may help.
Can the same machine product both fuel pellets and organic fertilizer pellets?
Yes. However, the machine’s configuration and process parameters must be adjusted based on the material and end use. For fuel pellets, a high-compression ring die is needed to increase density and calorific value, resulting in harder pellets. For organic fertilizer pellets, a low-compression ring die is used so pellets can break down easily in soil. Moisture requirements also differ: 13–18% for fuel pellets and 20–30% for organic fertilizer pellets.
Please clean the machine before switching materials to avoid cross-contamination. For higher efficiency, we recommend using separate equipment for each pellet type. If you need more details, please leave your contact information and our technical consultants will assist you.
How much does it cost to set up a cow dung pellet production line?
The cost depends on many factors, including production capacity, raw materials, desired output, and site conditions. Because each project is different, it’s difficult to give an exact price for a complete production line.
However, the pellet machine—the core equipment—typically ranges from $7,000 to $100,000. If you want an accurate quotation, please leave your contact details and our technical team will provide a customized estimate based on your specific requirements.
Must cow dung be fully decomposed before making organic fertilizer?What happens if it isn’t?
Yes. Cow dung must be fully decomposed before it can be used as organic fertilizer. Using raw dung can cause secondary fermentation in the soil, generating heat that may burn roots and affect seed germination. It can also increase pathogens, insect eggs, and weed seeds, leading to higher disease and pest risks.
In addition, nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus in raw dung are mostly in organic form and are not easily absorbed by crops. This reduces fertilizer efficiency and may cause soil salinity and structural damage due to incomplete decomposition.
What are the uses of pellets made from cow dung?
Cow dung pellets can be used in several ways:
Substrate or feed – after composting with materials like rice straw, it can be used as mushroom substrate or as feed for certain insects.
Biomass fuel – for household heating, cooking, or industrial boilers, with high combustion efficiency and low emissions.
Organic fertilizer – rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, it improves soil structure and fertility.
Is the maintenance cost of the cow dung pellet machine high?
No. RICHI cow dung pellet making machines are designed for efficiency and durability, so maintenance costs are generally low. They use imported motors and bearings, with core components made from 42CrMo steel, ensuring stable operation and strong wear resistance.
In addition, the machines are equipped with safety protection devices. If large hard materials enter the pelletizer, a safety pin will break to cut off power, preventing damage and reducing maintenance costs.








































