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Composting Solutions
Turn organic waste into nutrient-rich compost
Composting is nature's recycling program. Our composting accelerates this process using thermophilic, cellulose-degrading bacterial and fungal consortia that raise pile temperature quickly, break down tough fibres and suppress odour-causing anaerobic pockets.
Whether you run a small community composter or a commercial windrow operation, our cultures and dosing protocols deliver faster stabilisation, better nutrient retention and a finer, more marketable end product.
Key Benefits
- Faster composting cycles (typically 4–6 weeks)
- High, sustained thermophilic temperatures for pathogen control
- Effective breakdown of oily and fibrous kitchen waste
- Odour and vector control throughout the cycle
- Better nutrient and moisture retention in final compost
- Consistent, sievable and marketable output
How It Works
Our Process
Feedstock Analysis
Understanding your waste mix (C:N ratio, moisture) to set the right recipe and bulking material.
Pile / Vessel Setup
Guidance on layering, aeration and moisture for an ideal start.
Culture Inoculation
Dosing of thermophilic cultures at first turn or first fill to jump-start decomposition.
Turns & Monitoring
Temperature-led turning schedule to keep the pile aerobic and odour-free.
Curing & Quality Check
Maturation, sieving and simple quality tests before use or sale.
Applications
- Society-level organic waste composters
- Municipal windrow composting plants
- Farm composting of crop residue and manure
- Corporate parks & institutional campuses
- Nursery, landscaping & horticulture suppliers
- Bagasse, coir and food processing by-products
Frequently Asked Questions
As a guideline, 1 kg of our composting culture treats roughly 1 tonne of fresh organic waste at first inoculation, with lighter maintenance doses at subsequent turns. Exact dosing depends on the feedstock mix.
Yes. Our consortia include lipolytic strains that degrade oils and fats. We recommend mixing oily waste with dry bulking material such as leaves, sawdust or coco peat for best results.
Yes — sustained thermophilic phases reduce pathogens and weed seeds, producing a dark, earthy compost ideal for gardens, landscaping and agriculture.
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