Benefiting the Environment

Today,

• Biowaste is sent to landfills or compost stations. This results in recycling parasites, weed seeds and even increasing acidity from wood waste.
• Agro waste is left in the field or reapplied after use as animal bedding. There is concern that this application of bedding waste could result in incubating bacteria, botulism, insect infestation and viruses. Ground slope or over application can result in water contamination.
• Utilizing current methods of compost, burying, burning or spreading on land, results in a considerable Carbon Footprint as well as costs that cannot be recovered.
• Whether decomposing in a landfill, ground applied or combusted and turned into energy the resulting CO2 is a like amount. The CO2 will be reabsorbed during photosynthesis. This process regenerates the original fuel source (biomass) and the oxygen that was used during the combustion process. When fossil fuels are combusted, CO2 is also produced, but cannot be reabsorbed by the fuel source.