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 Industrial Flow Through Vermicomposters

Revolutionary, Flow Through Vermicomposting System that is easy to use and produces a Superior Organic Soil Amendment!

                        Recycle and reuse your kitchen or                                                             

                        cafeteria waste, garden waste, yard                                                           

                        debris, livestock manure, even reduce

                        office waste by composting paper.

Flow Through Vermicomposters are designed to process large

amounts of food and organic waste. The finished product is a

microbial rich, natural fertilizer and soil conditioner that is a

readily usable or salable product reducing the need for chemical

fertilizer.

Traditional methods of vermicomposting have been based on beds or windrows on the ground containing waste up to 18" deep, but such methods have numerous drawbacks. They require large areas of land for large-scale production and are relatively labor intensive, even when machinery is used for adding waste to beds. More importantly, such systems process wastes relatively slowly, taking anywhere from 6 to 18 months for processing to be complete. There is good evidence that a large proportion of the essential plant nutrients, that are in a relatively soluble form, are washed out and also a significant proportion can volatilize during this long processing period. Such nutrient losses are undesirable, particularly in relation to ground water pollution and result in a poor finished product.

With our Flow Through design you will reduce and even eliminate the drawbacks of those processes. With a Vermicomposter you no longer have the need for extremely large areas. Your labor time is greatly reduced, and the work involved is easier. There is no wash out, no ground water contamination, and with a few easy proper management directions you will have a high quality, microbial rich Vermicompost ready to use in as little as 3 months.