Survey finds variety of structures

Article Abstract:

The 1996 biosolids composting survey by 'Biocycle' magazine shows the existence of a variety of structures at different composting facilities. Twenty four of the 25 in-vessel composting facilities surveyed had enclosed buildings. About 16 of these had some enclosed facility for feedstock receiving and mixing. Only 29 of the 45 aerated static pile facilities had structures. Twenty one of these had structures for feedstock receiving and mixing. Only five of the 25 windrow facilities had enclosed facilities.

Surveys (Studies), 1996 AD, Biocycle (Periodical)

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Supply and demand of composted manure in Japanese nursery production

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning a survey of the production methods of 1,200 composted manure producers which was carried out by the Japan Greenery Research and Development Center. The results are discussed.

Japan, Environmental aspects, Waste management, Animal waste, Animal wastes, Japan. Greenery Research and Development Center

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