NoraSystem - Composting Odor Destroyer

Reduction of the intensive rotting time to approx. 7 days. Low energy and space requirements. Implementation of dynamic elements. Uniform temperature development in side of the reactor. self-sufficient operability of each. BioSal-DYN makes incremental plant investments possible depending on the required rotting volume. Use of SPS process control technology with special software. Short performance paths. Customers require only one power connection and a firm surface. Integrated heat exchanger inc

If you’ve been hesitant to jump on the composting train, then I may have an easy solution for you. Direct composting (or trench composting) may be the answer you’re looking for. Learning how to direct compost is easy, and it only requires a place to put your compost! Find out how to trench compost to improve your soil. I was introduced to direct composting several years ago by a fellow blogger, Karen (you can check out her blog here). I had been a fairly traditional

While most backyard chickens exist for the production of eggs and meat, compost is an equally valuable resource the chicken run can provide. Even better, the bulk of the labor is free, and copious amounts of compost pays in dividends. The birds are happier and healthier because there’s no better place to find insects and worms than a compost bin. The diversified diet inspires chickens to produce more eggs, as well as tastier meat. Plus, the rich piles of compos

When concerns about mad cow disease reduced rendering service availability and also increased the cost of using this service, livestock producers needed alternatives for disposing of livestock mortalities. But it needed to be a method that would protect the environment from contamination and prevent the spread of pathogens to live animals. So staff from Universities and the NRCS in four western states (Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming) collaborated on a project to provide information