1. Dust collection system: Installing an effective dust collection system is the most direct and effective solution. Such a system may include the use of a fan or extraction fan to direct the generated dust into a dust collector or filter for filtration and collection. Through effective collection and filtration, dust emissions can be significantly reduced.

2. Humidification equipment: In the process of organic fertilizer equipment, moderate humidification can effectively control the generation and diffusion of dust. You can consider installing humidification equipment or using a spray system in the operation area of the organic fertilizer equipment to ensure that the dust in the air is kept within an acceptable range.

3. Closed design and closed operation: The design of the equipment should be as closed as possible to avoid the leakage of dust during the operation of the organic fertilizer production line. Keep the equipment closed as far as possible during operation to prevent dust from being released directly into the surrounding environment.

4. Use environmentally friendly materials and technologies: Consider the use of environmentally friendly materials and technologies to improve the design of equipment and reduce the generation and emission of dust. For example, selecting materials with low dust generation properties or adopting advanced process technologies to optimize the treatment of organic fertilizers.

5. Training and supervision of operators: Provide adequate operational training and supervision to ensure that operators can properly use equipment and take appropriate control measures to reduce dust emissions.

6. Monitoring and management: Regularly monitor dust emission levels, and establish effective management measures and response mechanisms. If excessive dust emissions are found, adjust equipment operation or enhance control measures in a timely manner to ensure operation within compliance.