Novel Organic Waste Treatment

The organic waste is generated by the presence of human habitation. The major forms of organic waste are household food waste, agricultural waste, and human and animal excreta. In industrialized countries the amount of organic waste produced is increasing several folds each year. Traditional ways of disposing the organic wastes in landfills are associated with several problems of secondary pollution. Organic waste degradation in open and landfill sites releases large amount of methane gas that is a potentially explosive greenhouse gas, and the leachate that contaminates underground water, water courses and public supplies. There is an urgent and worldwide need for environmentally sound organic waste recycling technologies. The composting though appears to be suitable but is not feasible in every condition. The composting demands larger space, time and trained manpower, which limit its easy acceptance. It also leaves behind a smelly and messy pile of waste bothering those around it. In a technologically advanced era, a promising breakthrough in organic waste recycling has emerged with the innovation of Composting-free technology. The Composting-free system was developed to meet the world's growing need to recycle organic waste. This system incorporates contemporary advancements in the understandings of the physical, biological and chemical processes of waste decomposition. The process is accelerated, yet stable, no secondary pollution, easy to operate and the end product is a stable high quality ready to use organic fertilizer or animal feed.

Worldwide Leading Innovative Technology
Converting Organic Waste to Fertilizer In 3 to 8 Hours