Our process takes an average of 30 Days depending on the waste that is used but can take up to 45 days.
The microbes are activated by moisture when introduced to the biomass. In essence the process consists of creating the right environment for the fungi and microbes to multiply. Simultaneously they are feeding and processing the feedstock and changing it to bio-fertiliser.
Businesses that produce an organic waste as a by-product or have access to organic waste.
Large farming concerns can make fertiliser for their own use and resale.
Waste producers can make quality bio-fertiliser to supply the market.
- Farmers
- Composting companies
- Mulching companies
- Tree loppers
- Stables
- Canneries and food processors
- Abattoirs
- Feedlots
- Piggeries
- Poultry Farms
- Mills
- Transfer Stations
Some clients start out using a front-end loader to turn the bio-mass however, for best results we recommend using a turner that is designed to thoroughly and efficiently mix and turn the contents of the pile whilst adding moisture. Using a turner will produce a great end result and reduce labour costs.
Yes. Access to water is a must. The biomass needs water for the first 20 days of the process.
During the sweetening process the moisture content should be reduced. If you are located in a high rainfall area we suggest that the biomass should be covered or preferably under roof . It depends on your local climate.
The Bio-fertiliser is made in a minimum of 25 tonne ( Approx. 45 cubic metres)
This will depend on type of waste materials used to make Greenbelt Bio-fertiliser and the type of application . For example, if you use mushroom waste and chicken manure to produce Greenbelt Bio-fertiliser, the finished product may be somewhat finer compared to a batch made using mulch materials.
Any plant or animal waste as well as cardboard and food scraps.
Please feel free to contact us to discuss your waste and we can create the best mix to suit your current requirements