Data from the Taiwan Agriculture and Food Agency shows that in 2012, Taiwan used 1.01 million tons of chemical fertilizers, approximately 1.6 times the international average. Organic fertilizers are a more environmentally friendly choice but traditional production methods are energy-intensive and have high carbon emissions. This technology utilizes innovative thermophilic anaerobic ammonia-tolerant microbial consortia to break through the limitation of molecular ammonia on anaerobic reactions and to reuse resources. Converts carbon dioxide and hydrogen to 90% methane concentration and allows organic matter to decompose more quickly to a stable state. The composition of organic fertilizers can be adjusted according to different needs, reducing production costs and energy consumption. By using anaerobic microbial consortia modification technology achieving green energy production and organic resources utilization and reaching circular economy. This innovative technology not only improves the efficiency of organic fertilizer production but also makes agriculture more environmentally friendly and sustainable.