United Kingdom: residential organics composting kicks off in Derbyshire

Article Abstract:

Some of the initiatives undertaken by the Biffa Waste Services, Ltd., a solid waste company in the U.K., authorized by the Animal By-Products Regulation, are discussed. The company started a composting plant at Etwall in Derbyshire, England in April 2007 designed to compost 30,000 metric tons per year.

United Kingdom, Facilities & equipment, Refuse systems, Buildings and facilities, Refuse disposal industry, Waste management industry

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Pathogens, manure and composting

Article Abstract:

Oregon summit has explored the best practices to manage manure and organic residuals in order to have maximum consumer safety. It is indicated that the integrated farming systems utilizing livestock in proportion to the land's capacity to process manure have ecological and economic benefits.

Oregon, Manures, Manure handling, Composting

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Large-scale composting facility thrives in St. Louis suburbs

Article Abstract:

Dennis Bible, Public Works Director for Ladue, Missouri has opened a large-scale composting facility in St. Louis. The open, outdoor windrow facility remains in good public favor while operating full-scale within the community.

Missouri, Saint Louis County, Missouri

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