Zero organic waste to landfill can be a reality. Organic Waste can be recycled through composting and returned back into the soil as nutrient-rich humus. During the composting process, which is essentially bacteria and fungi hard at work, complex compounds such as fats and proteins are broken down into carbon dioxide, water vapor and nitrates. Using simple actively turned compost heaps we are able to process all types of organic waste including food waste, garden waste, paper towel and fat trap waste, diverting it from landfill and making compost to feed our soils.
