Compost refers to a stable organic material that has been degraded under controlled conditions. It is considered stable because there is minimal threat to human and environmental health. Some conditions (factors) controlled during composting are moisture, temperature, oxygen, and waste type. The most recognized method of composting is, thermophilic (hot) composting.
The reuse potential of organic agricultural waste is being realized at the University of the West Indies Field Station (UFS).We are partnering in an effort to materialize the commercialization of a model composting facility that will:1. Recycle all onsite agricultural waste in combination with other municipal waste.2. Act as a model demonstration facility for nutrient … More Creating a Model Circular Farm
Applying worm castings correctly will increase its efficacy in delivering nutrients and beneficial microbes to the root zone. … More Applying worm castings