Applying compost to crops

Article Abstract:

The use of compost products is dependent on the composition and quality of the feedstock and absence of pesticide residues and weed seeds. Compost applications on corn revealed that the yield was augmented by 10% to 135%. Experiments on potatoes and peas indicated increased yields when compost products were used in horticulture.

Usage, Statistics, Compost, Fertilizers

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Understanding water dynamics in the biofilter

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the management and maintenance of biofiltration systems used in composting. The importance of a balanced water content for the successful operation of biofilters used for odor control is discussed.

Management, Compost plants, Odor control

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