Low-cost route to biosolids composting

Article Abstract:

Biosolids from the wastewater treatment plant in Wilton, ME, are dewatered to around 17% solids, with the local composting facility handling all the biosolids produced, between 330 cubic yards a year and 375 cubic yards a year. The composting facility has been operating since 1992, and has received no complaints at all from local people. The finished compost, around 500 cubic yards a year to 600 cubic yards a year, is widely used in the town. It is distributed free of charge, bringing substantial public relations benefits.

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Container production of ornamental horticulture crops

Article Abstract:

The needs for ornamental plant growers for different types of compost, and the benefits of collaboration between composters and growers are examined in detail.

Usage, Compost

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Converting chicken biosolids into profit

Article Abstract:

The usage of chicken waste by Mississippi Topsoils in collabrotation with Gold'n Plump Poultry is examined in detail.

Mississippi Topsoils

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