Application methods improve compost use

Article Abstract:

Special equipment for applying compost is rapidly being developed to maximize the advantageous use of compost in agriculture and horticulture. Units for the spreading of specific compost products include Flail, slinger, spinner, brush, beater drum/rotating cylinder and pneumatic/blower types. Several factors affect the choice of application method: physical characteristics of compost product, state of the field, and application size and type. Compatibility of compost product with the applicator should be ensured to have better end results.

Usage, Farm supplies, Agricultural supplies

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Compost equipment and systems for solid waste and biosolids

Article Abstract:

The 1996 directory on compost equipment and systems for solid waste and biosolids is presented. The directory includes a list of the companies providing services such as marketing, site management, materials handling, magnetic separation and others. The equipments and supplies list includes home composting bins, spreaders and applicators, screens, yard trimmings debaggers and others.

Services, Refuse disposal industry, Waste management industry

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Composting equipment and systems for solid waste and sludge

Article Abstract:

A list of composting equipment, systems, supplies and their respective manufacturers is presented.

Pollution control industry, Environmental services industry, Sewage disposal

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